I believed this to be just a bit of fun for a grey and dismal day, but it proved much harder than I thought.
You see, in this picture there were seven hidden objects, which were
- an urn
- a cannon
- a man
- an elephant
- a balloon
- a seal
- a cap
Now we have had quite a few guesses, and here are the results -
- an urn - this flummoxed most of you but we think it is either upside down on top of the nearest rock between the tree and the rock edge - or it is the orange buoy floating with the flag, which is therefore stuck in the top of the urn.
- a cannon - which is up the middle trunk of the tree, look for a round circle which is the wheel and the barrel is in white going upwards above it, with the carriage being formed by the junction of the two tree trunks
- a man - he is sitting on the nearest rock, his knees being at the top right edge, with his lower legs going down the edge of the rock and his upper legs along the top of it, his body being formed by the shadow of the rock coming above that, and his head the circular rock above the shade
- an elephant - is presumed to be facing backwards as the top rock, with its head in the same place as the man`s and with the branch forming its trunk, though someone else thinks it is in the same place but coming towards us, because between the rock and the head is a flapped ear.
the three that took the longest time to find, and have now been supplied, by reader Andrew Walters, (for which many thanks) were :
- a balloon - by which they mean a hot air balloon - this is at the top of the tree, on its side. If you follow the tree down from the top, the first branch off ends in the basket, then the balloon is a separate circular cloud.
- a seal - this is on the separate rock in the water, most of which is brown, but some of which is grey, and the grey bit is the seal.
- a cap - this is a jockey`s cap, with a button top, and it is upside down with the brim along the dark brown flat rock and the curving front of the cap being the space at the front of the same rick. Then the back of the cap balances between the back of the "seal" rock, and the inside of the cap is a darker section in the waves, starting at the base of the trees on "seal" rock and going up to join the top of the dark rock again
Thanks again to Andrew Walters, here is his drawing of the solution for the last three images just to make it easier
