This is Day 7 - Marking the end of the first week in a collection of photos as part of an Alphabet Photography Challenge. Everyone is challenged to take a picture representing the letter of the day.

So a week in, and we have had some really great photo's, and some really great ideas. Here is to a strong second week.

Past Galleries
A, B, C, D, E, F, G


Charlie's Picture of the Day : H is for Rubgy Posts. (and an Horrendous England Victory)



Hannah's Picture of the Day : H is for Hannah



Rose's Picture of the Day : H is for Hens




Delphine's Picture of the Day : H is for Hole




Jenny H's Picture of the Day : H is for Happy Hoarder



Charlotte's Picture of the Day : H is for Hearts



Andres' Picture of the Day : H is for Horns



Jenna's Picture of the Day : H is for Happy Fatty



Scott's Picture of the Day : H is for Hotpot



Saskia's Picture of the Day : H is for Happy Dancing People
Yey for Flashmobs!!!



Paul M's Picture of the Day : H is for [The] Hives



Noel's Picture of the Day : H is for Harry the Hornet



Naomi's Picture of the Day : H is for Hat



Jozz's Picture of the Day : H is for Helping Hand



Colleen's Picture of the Day : H is for Holly



Rob's Picture of the Day : H is for Hues





Lisa's Picture of the Day : H is for Hummingbird Lamp



Loca for Craft's Picture of the Day : H is for Hemp



Frankie's Picture of the Day : H is for Hook



Deborah's Picture of the Day : H is for Happy Go Lucky [Funeral Parlour]



Sarah's Picture of the Day : H is for H...(ospital)



Steph's Picture of the Day : H is for Help



Paul's Picture of the Day : H ios for Hookah

Hello, this is the continuing story based on this idea of collecting every coin minted in England since I was born.

Upon getting in a taxi today, I had a good conversation with the driver. After discussing my destination and hopping in, the conversation got good, and it was a shame to leave. However, after I had paid, I receive a wallet full of pound coins. I only just found out that I found three pound coins that I needed, which makes the taxi ride doubly sweet.

Charlie: "How you are you today?" (I know a bit of a boring conversation opener.)

Driver: "Happy, I am always happy... If you’re not happy what do you have?"

Charlie: (thinking that this is not quite, where I had expected this to go, but pleased it had.) "Problems" I tell my driver, thinking he may not expect this strain of answers.

We go on to discuss the state of society and both gasp almost simultaneously when there is talk of a two headed baby being born, not because of how amazing it is, but because all the experts had told them to abort. We both agree that it is not the doctor’s choice, regardless of whether it would live long... It is a life and should therefore have a chance as any other child. Good on the parents.

I was sad to leave this taxi ride.

Anyways as the coins go, I only went and found the rarest pound coin. And sweeter still it is from the year I was born in. this amazes me. I am ridiculously happy; I don't think I have ever been happier about getting 6-pound coins given to me as change, ever before.

As we said though, Happiness, is the key to life, if you don't have happiness, what do you have?



1988 - £1 (found in change today, I was stoked, as it is VERY rare.)

1991 - 2p (still waiting for Maria to give me this one.)
1991 - £1 (thanks to the change I was given in a taxi.)

1992 - 50p
1992 - £1 (thanks to the change I was given in a taxi.)

1994 - 50p

1997 - £2

2000 - £2 (Rosii has mentioned that she has this one.)

2007 - 50p
2007 - £1
2007 - £2

2008 - 5p
2008 - 10p
2008 - 50p
2008 - £1


Only 10 coins to go (presuming that Rossi and Maria pull through for me)