…thanks to Sami from Colourful World for hosting Monday Murals https://sami-colourfulworld.blogspot.com/2021/03/
Sometimes the best murals are the graffiti art found in the alleyways of your neighbourhood.
…thanks to Becca Givens who normally hosts Sunday Trees but continues to be on a pause
…the green grocers are starting to put out their daffodils for Easter
….three of a kind
Looking for trios at the pharmacy. If you have an interesting trio photo why not share it with us. Copy my link and paste it into your post. The trios can be of people, animals, birds or chocolate bars……have fun!
…thanks to Sami from Colourful World
https://sami-colourfulworld.blogspot.com/2021/02/monday-mural-pop-of-colour.html for hosting Monday Murals
I love murals and street art. Sometimes we see things so often, almost daily, and we take it for granted. In my neighbourhood there are lots of murals that have been commissioned over the years that I had completely forgotten about when thinking of this challenge. Here are just a few of the murals that are close together in my neck of the woods.
This last one is my favourite. It almost feels like there is an actual Mountie up on a ladder painting the last bit of red on the wall. Notice his horse waiting for him on the other side of the bus shelter.
…close-ups in nature and the green grocer
….Becca Givens is on a pause right now but thanks to her years of hosting Sunday Trees
Before you see this tree you hear it. Birds love to hide inside these densely crowded branches, especially when the hawks are close by.
Can you see the birds hiding inside this mulberry tree?
….during a snowstorm
Well I guess I’m exaggerating a bit but it was snowing and it was cold. When my husband said he wanted to walk in the snow and take some photos of the street I quickly put on my coat so that I could join him. I needed some more steps to get to my 10 000 step goal anyway.
It’s nice seeing some of the Christmas lights still on. This year people have decided that we need more colour and light in our lives because of COVID so many homes are still brightly lit in the evenings. It’s quite pretty against the snow.
Mama Cormier 