Good Twitter week #21

Black and white London and a verdant country lane, pheasant chicks and puffins, tiny books with amusing titles, abstract patterns, and a stunning sunrise.

1. Miniature books

📚 A collection of 42 late 19thC faux miniature books, w/ an array of amusing titles inc: “The Cucumber’s Revenge”, “Cruel Gruel”, & ‘Ham’s without Homes’. Possibly fashioned for a dolls house 🏡 or made as ‘samplers’ to showcase a book binder’s skill set. pic.twitter.com/ccPxQqKH3g

— Rosie White (@rosalindmwhite) May 18, 2020

2. Intense dawn

Casper was dwarfed by the fiery cosmos… #boatlife pic.twitter.com/sN98lfwUl0

— Benjamin Ranyard (@higgledygarden) May 21, 2020

3. Pheasant chicks

Did you know pheasant chicks hatch with their eyes open & are able to feed & run about instantly? The name for this is precocial 🐣🐥#FridayFact #PhotooftheWeek #BringingWildlifetoYou #TwitterNatureCommunity pic.twitter.com/QnIVQzo8pm

— Robert E Fuller (@RobertEFuller) May 22, 2020

4. Country lane

Today's walk. Loving seeing the local landscape change as spring moves towards summer pic.twitter.com/rh2CnK6omA

— Jackie Curtis (@jcurtisart) May 23, 2020

5. London, winter 1929

I leave you with a photo for a wet Winter evening – it is our dear friend London, looking utterly magnificent, in 1929 ❤️ pic.twitter.com/KcXfd0HXwT

— BabelColour 🎞 (@StuartHumphryes) October 20, 2019

6. Patio table

Surface manifestations are deceptive
A little journey into abstraction pic.twitter.com/hzDUw6lha8

— Glenys Garnett (@ggcimages) May 24, 2020

7. Puffins

We thought that, given the lack of visitors, the Puffins might become a little more timid around us. Not so much. pic.twitter.com/sGN52dhPAo

— Skokholm Island (@SkokholmIsland) May 26, 2020