….thanks to Snow for hosting this week’s Friendly Friday
I guess ‘coral-ish’ is any colour in the orange family.
….thanks to Snow for hosting this week’s Friendly Friday
I guess ‘coral-ish’ is any colour in the orange family.
….thanks to Becca Givens for hosting Sunday Trees
….thanks to Pull Up a Seat for this fun photo challenge
From the Heathrow coffee shop in London to a cafe in Argentina (thanks to my son for the last photo) I submit my entry for the Pull up a Seat Photo Challenge. All these photos include family members except the two wax dummies in the last photo. Enjoy!
….thanks to Nancy Merrill for hosting A Photo a Week Challenge
Contrasting colours or complementary colours are opposite each other on the colour wheel. They are often used in costumes and uniforms because together the colours really stand out. The following are examples of complementary colours: purple and yellow, red and green and orange and blue.
….thanks to Hugh from Hugh’s Views and News for hosting Sunday Stills this week
All these windows are in London, England. They start at Heathrow Airport and include Buckingham Palace, storefronts, museums, churches and the train station.








…thanks to Cee for hosting the Fun Foto Challenge
….thanks to Becca Givens for hosting Sunday Trees
…..thanks to Amanda from Something to Ponder About for hosting the Friendly Friday Photo Challenge
The pathways here are from the neighbourhood, at Highgate Cemetery in London, Kensington Gardens in London, an autumn path along the Lakeshore, a path through the garden at Montgomery’s Inn, a path to a neighbour’s house on Hallowe’en and a path through the woods when we were ‘hunting’ for the perfect Christmas tree.
…thanks to Cee for hosting the Fun Foto Challenge
I had lots of photos of yellow and lots of photos of blue but the two colours together proved challenging.





…thanks to Nancy Merrill for hosting A Photo a Week Challenge
Nancy’s photo of a broken down wall in the middle of nature reminded my of the lighthouse keeper’s old home on Christian Island. The lighthouse has been automated for years and the home is a pile of rubble where nature has take over. Trees are literally growing out of the centre of the stone cottage.





