Dorset Fudge!

Hope the fudge is as good as the photo!

Thank you Andy. As I had just been treated to a birthday lunch by my daughters, I thought I had better give the fudge a miss....next time maybe ;-)

Alas!, I ALWAYS have to give the fudge a miss (diabetes)!

Klasse! Die Maske sitzt schlecht:) Hoffentlich ist das alles bald vorbei. Bleib gesund!

Thank you Karl. There is at least some light at the end of the tunnel now.
Have a good new week.

Lovely picture, taken with a well chosen low pov.

Thank you Jaap.

A shop that sells fudge and a bear that eats ice-cream. These are my kind of photographs. LOL. Stay safe, Rosa, and have a great new week. Cheers, Joe

Haha, thank you Joe. The bear was outside of an old fashioned sweet shop. My daughters were taking ages inside, so I kept the bear company ;-))
Cheers, Rosa.

A nice street scene although it's not something I like I don't eat sweets, I like the bear I hope he enjoys his okey. It's nice Spring like morning to start the month I hope it's the same for you Rosalyn

Thank you Peter. I don't mind a square or two of fudge, but didn't have any that day.
It's not very spring like down here, but I have had quite a nice walk.

Un rendu d'une extrême beauté,la scène de rue est formidable ... Bonne semaine Rosa.

Thank you very much Malik.
Happy 1st February.

Live in Corona-times ! Good Morning, Rosa !

The same for some time I think Ulrich.
Take care and have a good day.

hmmmmmm

beautiful!
!Happy new week.

Thank you Annemarie :-)

Happy February.

Very much a photo of the times with the masks in this interesting street scene. Stay safe, Rosa.

It is George and likely to be for a while yet unfortunately.
Take care and have a good 1st of February.

excellent*******************belle semaine mon amie ! bisous♫

Thank you Valeriane.
Have a good evening.
Bisous.

mooi en kunstig genomen uitsnede Rosalyn

Thank you very much Fred.

This shop has a welcoming facade.....
Dorset is a bit far from home: this is better because I could eat a large portion of the store!!!!!!!!

Thank you Nouchet. I liked the colours.
I had better not save you any then ;-))

I think I would have asked this lady to put her mask on properly! But maybe she was busy eating fudge. ;-)

It's so annoying isn't it! I tut very loudly!

Tempting ~~~

Always tempting Nick :)

Nice capture and lovely angle Rosa, it's something I'm not tempted by.

Des scènes de rue identiques partout... demain sera meilleur, toujours y croire !************
Bonne soirée chère Rosa. Bisous.

Thank you Jocelyne. We have to believe!
Have a good evening my friend.

I do believe I've been in that shop...............but only because my grandchildren made me..!!

A nicely detailed and colourful image Rosa. A love the ice-cream eating bear as well..!!

I am in awe of your willpower.............you didn't have any fudge AND you stayed outside an old-fashioned sweet shop...........amazing. :-)))

Haha, yeah I'll believe you Keith! You sort of wonder, why a bear eating an ice-cream, but he looked so comfortable with it ;-))

If you had seen the size of the fish I had for lunch, you wouldn't have been so in awe...I didn't even have room for pudding!

Hi Rosa
Great to see you out and about!

A very nice picture, which makes me want to go there too!

Best Wishes, and stay safe!!
Peter

Hi Peter,
I wouldn't travel all the way to Lyme at the moment. This was last October. I would love to be there now! I have a feeling it will be very busy in the summer.

Best wishes, Rosa.

Tres belles photos. Nicole.

Thank you Nicole.

Long time I dont have one...

Maybe soon Isabel :)

Love the bear enjoying his ice cream. Hopefully he will still be there in better times ahead.

Thank you Maurice. I will check next time I visit.

Curiosa la fotografía de calle. Me atrae ese escaparate, no por los dulces que ofrezca, que estando allí igual también; pero, el formato del escaparate, su cristaleras curvas, en contraste con las formas piramidales del piso superior... sus colores son atractivos.

I don't know much of the buildings history, except that the original parts are 16th century and I would guess the upper window was added sometime later. I would like to find out more! The colours also attracted me. Thank you for your kind comments.

If the fudge is as nice as the building it will be very good indeed. Sounds as if you had a lovely lunch. The ice cream eating bear is very appealing. I can never resist an ice cream.

I would say it was Jean, going by the aromas it was emitting! The lunch was lovely and it's not often I turn down a pudding!

Good to see you are getting out and about locally and finding so interesting subjects to post for us to enjoy. I like amount of detail that you have managed to capture. I guess the bear already ate the flake from his '99' ice cream;-)

This was taken last October Doug. I haven't ventured to the coast since then. It is my favourite seaside town, so hopefully we can visit in the summer. Yes, greedy bear....no flake ;-))

All the best, Rosa.

Hmm, very tempting! Fudge after cheese scones- comfort food!

Haha, I was too full to try them after my birthday lunch Gudrun :-))