[WPRESTO]

W for WOODWORKER. Many of the souvenir shops have one or two guys in the back working on carvings to maintain the fiction that the pieces are actually manufactured by hand on the premises, rather than the reality of a factory with power tools.

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[Arn]

X's for X

[savoche]

Could Y be for "Yes, my FA 43 has arrived"?

Ok, not without a picture of it, I know. No time for that now - hoping for decent weather this weekend

[WPRESTO]

Y for YOUNGSTER

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[noelcmn]

OK, so I've succumbed to the temptation.

[WPRESTO]

A for ANTLERS - in all of my decorating.

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OK, so I've succumbed to the temptation.

You are forgiven - - provided you forgive me. Without zebras, Zion, Zeus, ironwork and other structural Z-shapes, window shutters (where is Jean?), sleepy animals, and sometimes zip or zoom we'd never get back to the frenetic fun of I-can-post-before-you at the start of the alphabet. Post a zebra? Grateful if someone is willing at the expense of not getting to post for "A."

[todd]

B for Bus

[WPRESTO]

C for CLEANING, to maintain the transportation theme for one more image.

[todd]

D for Dizzy (pseudo transportation)

[WPRESTO]

E for ENGINE, but this one was always intended as a stationary source of power, driving various devices via belts.

[todd]

F for Flowers

[WPRESTO]

G for GONG using a hippo tusk/tooth for support

[todd]

H for Homeless

[WPRESTO]

ITERO, Akamba people.

[todd]

J for Jump