We’ve reached the end of the Alphabet Photography Project by Charly over at PODcast. What a hoot it’s been! I’ve really enjoyed sharing photos and stories which otherwise might never had been expressed and I’ve loved visiting a whole host of new-to-me blogs and commenting on their photos too.
You guys are awesome! A big thank you to Charly for organising this project.
For Z I could have used a photo of the zebras I took in Edinburgh zoo this summer, or Zetland, the old name for my Shetland home. My post code begins with Z (you know you live on the edge of the world when your postcode begins with Z!) but I didn’t want to photograph my address for the world to see!
So, I settled on a photo I took of zopf, a Swiss plaited loaf, made by my neighbour earlier on in the year and shared over a delicious Shetland lamb and tattie lunch. He did give me the recipe – I really ought to make it myself as it looks and tastes so lovely!
This week for the last Alphabet Photography Challenge Z is for Zopf.
A is for… Adventure
B is for… Brave
C is for… Coast
D is for… Derelict
E is for… Education
F is for… Fishing Industry
G is for… Green
H is for… Helicopter
I is for… Iron Age
J is for… Jelly Sweets
K is for… Kohlrabi
L is for… Lynn
M is for… Marmoset
N is for… Noise
O is for… Orangedale
P is for Puffin
Q is for Quarry
R is for… Ruins
S is for Sculpture
T is for… Time
U is for… Up Helly Aa
V is for… Valhalla
W is for… Winkles
X is for… χάρτης khartēs
Y is for… Yarn
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Heather Haigh says
November 19, 2014 at 2:04 amLooks most delicious. I never knew there was a food beginning with z.
Stephanie says
November 6, 2014 at 11:27 amThat looks delish, and reminds me that I haven’t made a chollah bread for a while…
And a postcode beginning with Z is something else too! 🙂
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sustainablemum says
November 5, 2014 at 5:33 pmThat looks wonderful and as someone has already mentioned perfect with a hearty winter soup…..
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Merlinda Little (@pixiedusk) says
November 5, 2014 at 2:45 pmLooks yummy and I can already imagine its smell! #AlphabetPhoto
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Mark says
November 5, 2014 at 1:30 pmThat looks so tasty — looks like it would go great with a stew, too.
And congratulations on completing your challenge 🙂
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Elizabeth says
November 5, 2014 at 1:38 pmI bet it would too! I’ve half a mind to put a batch of both on just now!
Mark says
November 5, 2014 at 2:24 pmI’m on my way round for tea! 😀
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Gems says
November 5, 2014 at 1:38 pmOoh that looks delicious! You cant beat some good bread dipped in olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
Gems x
Cheryl says
November 5, 2014 at 12:26 pmOh yum! It does look tasty. I really should get a bit more adventurous with my baking again. I was tempted to use Zummerset as the tongue in cheek way of saying the county we live in. It has been fun. #AlphabetPhoto
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Elizabeth says
November 5, 2014 at 1:51 pmI’ve been neglecting my baking too. I spend more time writing about food these days than I do making it! I’ve really enjoyed the Alphabet Photo Challenge – it was lovely to ‘meet’ you through it!
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