Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge

In Tampa, Florida, my daughter, Kaela was climbing a rock wall at the Florida State Fair with Flat Stanley on her back. Flat Stanley was sent to us by my nephew in Texas. We had Flat Stanley for 2 weeks and took him on all sorts of adventures. c.2006. “Flat Stanley” is a children’s book by Jeff Brown that began as a bedtime story for his sons which recounts the adventures of Stanley Lambchop after he is squashed flat by a bulletin board while sleeping. It was originally published in 1964. In 1995, Dale Hubert, a third grade school teacher in London, Ontario, Canada began “The Flat Stanley Project” which was designed to improve reading & writing skills in elementary school students. More about that project here and the reason we got lucky enough to take him on some of our adventures.
Wood Storks building a nest at the Alligator Farm in St. Augustine, Florida.

Elephants at the Jacksonville Zoo a few years ago!

Backside of a Little Blue Heron.

Petting Zoo 
Sibling Fun
Kids being kids! I miss those days!







12 responses to “CEE’S BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO CHALLENGE – Backs of Things”
Fun photos! I’ve never heard of Flat Stanley.
Thanks! We were lucky to get him. 😊
I remember Flat Stanley, I used to read his stories to my kids, I think there is a cartoon too! Black and white photos are always stunning!
It is one of my favorite challenges! My daughter was like, “I can’t believed you put those pics up”. She is almost 28 now. 😊
Great backs 😃
Thank you! 😊
clever perspective – and love seeing Flat Stanley. He’s been on trips with us before as well…
That is awesome! This was the one and only time we had him while the kids were little.
It’s a fun tradition…
What terrific photos of “backs” you have for this week. Thanks so much for playing along 😀
Thank you Cee! Archives are getting used. And best part is remembering I took them. 😊
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