The Enid Blyton Society

Anita Bensoussane wrote: Sorry to have kept people waiting for a new picture to caption - I'll put the next one up tomorrow.

Maybe it should be a photo from your trip!!

I did take a photo of Tony sitting in a 300-year-old privy at Mompesson House (he wasn't using it, I hasten to add!) but it didn't come out too well. Besides, this is a Blyton-themed game and toilets don't exist in her world.

Just out of interest, we had Courtenay's Ship of Adventure picture once before (back in March 2007) and the captions were quite different:

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Anyway, here's a new one. Happy Captioning!

"Here Kathleen, have a look at the latest reprint from Egmont. Your name is now Katy and we get a whole five pounds a week!"

Children this is a book, you open it up and read it. Joan you are not to swipe the pages.

Elizabeth wasn't sure what to make of her new 'Theresa May bob' - but at least it looked 'strong and stable'.

"Nigel was so pleased with the Mansion Polish you gave him, he's agreed to let you borrow his Kindle."

"Look - someone has encrypted all the exam papers and now they're demanding extra currant cake before they release them again!"

"Is THAT I actually look like?? I always thought I was a blonde like you, Rita...."

"Cheer up, Douglas. The school rules now say it's perfectly OK for boys to wear skirts. It's all part of this degenderization policy."

Domino wrote:"Cheer up, Douglas. The school rules now say it's perfectly OK for boys to wear skirts. It's all part of this degenderization policy."

'That super-glue we sneaked into Nigel's pockets seems to be starting to work!' giggled the girls from the EBS Forums...

"This is a photo of Pete from the EBS forums," said Julie, "Dreamy, or what? Reminds me of Errol Flynn..."

Some great captions! Any more for any more? I'll pick a winner tomorrow morning (UK time).

As George admired her new look in the mirror, Dick found himself wishing Anne would give him one of her "girly makeovers" next.

"I don't think much of this essay, Theresa..."