…Thanks to Judy Dykstra-Brown for hosting the Numbers Game
This week’s number is 747. Just type it into your search box and see what photos pop up.
















…Thanks to Judy Dykstra-Brown for hosting the Numbers Game
This week’s number is 747. Just type it into your search box and see what photos pop up.
















…thanks to Becca Givens for hosting Sunday Treeshttp://Sunday Trees – 641
This little beauty is not ready to give up.

…St. Paul’s, Royal Courts of Justice, Sommerset









…in the heart of financial centre in the city of London
If you didn’t know about St. Dunstan you would probably never see it because it is surrounded by high rise buildings.
It was first built by St. Dunstan in 950 AD and rebuilt by Sir Christpher Wren after the Great Fire in 1697. During the blitz in World War II much of the church was destroyed but in the 60s gardens were created for the public to enjoy.















…at the Conservatory of Music


If you have any trios to share just copy my link and paste it into your post. When I get the ping back I’ll be sure to check it out. Have fun!
…thanks to Leanne Cole for hosting Monochrome-Madness https://leannecole.com.au/monochrome-madness-52-triples-and-triptychs/?jetpack_skip_subscription_popup






…thanks to Dan for hosting Thursday Doors https://nofacilities.com/2026/01/22/the-greek-room/
Niagara-on-the-Lake is a quaint village full of old world architecture. The Main Street is full of charming gift shops, retro and designer clothing stores, hat shops, confectionary stores, cozy coffee shops, old theatres, Christmas shops, a variety of restaurants and pubs and high end renovated inns and spas.
In January many stores are closed for the season or have limited hours. Luckily we found enough places to explore and enjoy but some of our favourite walks took place through the neighbourhood close to our hotel. This is where we found some amazing doors.










…from a trio of photos at our hotel to a trio of ice wines to a trio of Italian candy at Carlotta



…thanks to Sue W and Gerry C for hosting Weekly Prompts Colour Challenge – Grey https://weeklyprompts.com/2025/11/01/weekly-prompts-colour-challenge-grey-2/



















…from the Storehouse in London to the Toronto Art Fair



These close-ups come from this 12th century German made banner. The banner itself is not large, roughly 3 inches by 8 inches.

The following beadwork was on the back of a denim jacket that was on display at the Toronto Art Fair.

