Fixed-Lens Photo Challenge #115: Cross

1. RDWP
2. OhioHick
3. Stiga

1 - RDWP
2 - JimAskew
3 - Stiga

1.) Stiga
2.) RDWP
3.) OhLook

1. OldCrow
2. JimAskew
3. OhLook

Still time to get those votes across - I have to be out for a while so the result will be slightly delayed - sorry .

Thank you all for your shots - excellent images and interpretations all of them and hard to choose the winner.

Here we go ...


1 Across : Initially, really done well people !

2 Down : Did the Lucky film guy go wrong ?

3 Across : Confused, Hi Hi Cook he said


And for those who don't like crosswords :


1 : RDWP
2 : JimAskew
3 : OhioHick

Take it away RDWP !

On a similar subject I was wondering why XXX meant kisses.

The on line answers didn't agree ...

OhioHick wrote in post #19178275
Cross and Roundel (Nic: these are the x's and o's in a completely different game)

IMAGE LINK: https://photos.smugmug​.com …29_edit01-XL.jpg&lb=1&s=A on Smugmug
Canon PowerShot SX280 HS

It's good that the Os won for once !

Kudos to RDWP, JimAskew & OhioHick

Well done RDWP, JimAskew & OhioHick

Congratulations to RDWP (may I call you RD for short?), Jim, and Ohio. Thanks to Nix for managing our variety show.

NixEre wrote in post #19180278
1 Across : Initially, really done well people !

2 Down : Did the Lucky film guy go wrong ?

3 Across : Confused, Hi Hi Cook he said

And for those who don't like crosswords . . .

Aha, the British style! To Americans, crosswords are simpler puzzles without devilish clues. Your clues go with what over here are called cryptic crosswords.

Loved yours OhLook - hope the deer made it across safely!

Congratulations to RDWP and OhioHick and thanks to all for the second place nod!

Well played Nic...lots of interesting entries this week!

NixEre wrote in post #19180324
Loved yours OhLook - hope the deer made it across safely!

Thanks, yes, both models got where they were going.

When posting, I started to think about how rubbery the use of "cross" is. Crossing a street means going from one side to the other. Crossing a bridge is used to mean going from one end to the other, although the dictionary I checked doesn't support this meaning. So the deer was crossing the creek but traversing the bridge–but "traverse" wouldn't fit this week's theme.

Well done everyone, some nice interpretations of Cross .Look forward to the next one.

Found the cross - do like a foggy shot!