Famous Man-Made Structures

I don't want to put pictures. Specific structures, though, not just a church or a bridge, but a famous one named in a song. Castles, temples, monuments, dams.... Big stuff.

Girls' Names A-G

            

Clear

Rainbow

"Rainbow" might not yield lots of songs, and "chance" might be slim, so have two today, but don't play twice in a row on "chance" or "rainbow" unless it's September 18 or later. You might want to see those other rainbow photos at the link below, too.

Rainbow at ElamBend
A photo essay by Dan Bush

To Sally for:

Butterfly in the sky I can go twice as high Take a look It's in a book A Reading Rainbow

Chance

Coat

In the movie "Guarding Tess," Shirley MacLaine wears a most wonderful wool coat with matching hat in the picnic scene. I couldn't find a photo so I lifted this roughly from the movie. Nicholas Cage carries her to the car and the coat details show.

Good

Good, goodly, goodness, goods...

(Not so much good bye or good night, and if you play good morning, you might also include it at times of day.)

Hide

Body of Water

The specific name of a body of water. Particular lakes, seas, oceans. Named reservoirs, ponds. Designated bays, lagoons. (Not rivers or waterfalls or canals. Large, standing bodies of water.)

(The word "water" itself can be played here. The word "river" has an entry too.)

Here is an educational page (map and music) for the song Lake Titicaca from Animaniacs, for anyone here whose children are too young to have caught that excellent learning opportunity. It doesn't last very long.

Lonely, Lonesome

If these thoughts bring songs with the word Alone, you can play it here.