Talking heads near me
As art goes, they seem to be,
something I can see!
Twa Heids, Glenrothes – Artist – David Harding 1972
Twa Heids in Glenrothes
Twa Heids in Glenrothes Town
Twa Heids – Glenrothes
Twa Heids – Thursday Haiku
Talking heads near me
As art goes, they seem to be,
something I can see!
Twa Heids, Glenrothes – Artist – David Harding 1972
Twa Heids in Glenrothes
Twa Heids in Glenrothes Town
Twa Heids – Glenrothes
Fife Photos & Art 
That is one interesting work of art! I like your Haiku Fife!
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Thank you Lynz 🙂 It is one of many similar types of art that are dotted in and around Glenrothes!
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Wow very cool Fife!
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great combination of Haiku and photography!!
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Thanks Debi 🙂 We’ve got quite a few interesting public sculptures and pieces of public art dotted around Glenrothes, I’ve set up a category on the blog, and will hopefully photograph most of them over the next few months 🙂
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Great shots! I especially like the second one.
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Thanks Laura 🙂 I thought you might like these local two figures! 🙂
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They are one of my favourites. I think my least favourite Glenrothes sculpture is the group of fake “standing stones” on the roundabout between Glenrothes and Falkland (I think that’s where they are anyway) because they look like petrified mattresses.
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Lol!!! I know what you mean Laura, they do look very out of place, and far too regular in shape to be real standing stones! Bed mattresses is a perfect description!! Mind you, when I get around to photographing them, I may well enthuse about them, but that will be for geological reasons, not for archaeological or art reasons!! 🙂
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That’s the other thing that annoys me about them: that area has plenty of genuine standing stones around so why lob some fake ones on a roundabout? Plus it obscures vision when driving. Can you tell I hate them?
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LOL!!! I was just beginning to get the impression you may be warming to them Laura!!! 🙂
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Now isn’t this sweet! Great shots of this beautiful artwork Andy and I love your Haiku. 😀
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Thanks Sophia 🙂 I think I’ve still got some work to do on my poetry attempts! Lol!! But it’s getting there 🙂
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I don’t know about that. I like your ‘attempts’ as you call it. I think it’s very good. I can’t for the life of me do Haiku. Rhymes yes, but not Haiku. The only Haiku I will be able to do is:
Five syllables here
Seven more syllables there
Are you happy now???
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LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That’s the best Haiku I’ve seen!!!!!!!! I only went for the Haiku idea because it seems easier to me, it’s the rhyming bit I struggle with. Mind you, I’m very old fashioned, I don’t really understand the difference between a bit of poetry that doesn’t rhyme, and a normal piece of prose! To me, all poetry should rhyme! LOL! 🙂
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You’re having fun with haiku aren’t you? 🙂 this is cool, but are you sure the heids are talking, I think they’re kissing 😉
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Thanks Gilly, you’re right, I am enjoying trying them out 🙂
You’re right about the Twa Heids kissing, of course, but you can tell my age, ‘talking heads’ just had more of a ring to it 🙂
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Aw nice Andy 🙂
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Thanks Tammy 🙂
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So interesting and unusual!
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Thanks Ann 🙂 They are fairly unusual, you’ll get to see a few more of the Glenrothes art in the next few months!
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Here’s looking at you
Trying to get ahead too
Instead I have two
Just a haiku for fun, Andy. I think you’ll enjoy my Oddball Photo Challenge entry for Sunday and you’ll know why when you see it.
janet
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A brilliant Haiku Janet, that has got me really intrigued! Can’t wait to Sunday to see your Oddball Challenge post!! 🙂
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These ‘Twa Heids’ are great, and they remind me of totem poles. Your photos of them are lovely but I can’t decide whether I like the b/w or the colour best. All of them show the heads very well. Well done with your haiku!.:)
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Thanks Millie 🙂 I think in this particular case I prefer the colour version, which is fairly unusual for me!
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