Postcards From Penelope Puddle: Horsefaces

Thursday, 18 October 2018

Horsefaces

THE HORSEFACES I see during my walks are far too cute to be ignored. The first (pictured above) decorates a fence. It's one of many seahorse images scattered throughout Crescent Beach. You can see more HERE.

The second is an elaborate Halloween display of the Headless Horseman at the entrance to Ethical Addiction Apparel in Ocean Park, a store that sells clothing made from bamboo organic cotton with an aim at respecting the environment.

I wished for an apple to give this third sighting that pranced prettily into view.

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CHASE AWAY a gloomy day with Penelope Puddle and a small black umbrella that sparks her imagination. To Penelope the umbrella is a magic wand that is adaptable and can transport her anywhere. From flying, skiing and sailing to basking in the sun, Penelope gets creative amid lush rural lanes, breezy ocean beaches and snowy mountain peaks that suspend over rainforests and cityscapes. Her make-believe antics merge with scenes that reflect the true magic and diversity of her West Coast playground in British Columbia, Canada.