Wordless Wednesday. Fairies in the bathroom again.

PART OF HUGHS WORDLESS WEDNESDAY.

Wordless Wednesday. Window on the World.

Part of Hugh’s Wordless Wednesday.

Wordless Wednesday. Colour Overhead.

HUGHE’S WORDLESS WEDNESDAY.

CFFC: Reflections or Shadows.

Hi everyone this is my first visit here I hope it’s okay for me to just jump in . Here are some shadows and reflections of my world.

This is part of CFFC: Reflections or Shadows

sunflower reflection

window transfer on wall.

we are giants

Portico widow Canterbury

swans and house boats

water in the wood

flooded woodland

looking in the river Isis , Oxford

Trees and Excalibur

Bathroom fairies

more bathroom fairies

kitchem reflections

more worktop reflections

A plant reflection

kitchen reflection

A winter lake up north

A shadow of three generations

A decorative stone on a bench

Ruby

A rainy day

Evening shadows Caribbean beach

Hubby, Eldest Son and Ruby

night driving

France

our conservatory roof

church window reflections on the wall

Dappled picnic

Swimming pool Mexico

car wing mirror

porthole

moon on the estuary.

pond

morning in the kitchen

Dapple trees

in the castle Portsmouth.

Reflections up or down?

inside Chateau Chenonceau France .

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Travel Challenge: Day 1

it is a long way down

I was nominated by my friend Geoff Lepard to post one favourite travel picture a day for ten days without explanation, then to nominate someone else to participate. That’s 10 days, 10 travel pictures, and 10 nominations. Now I nominate Maggie at From the Cave Walls

Please link to me so I know you have participated. If you are not interested, no problem. If you want to guess where this is, feel free. I might even let you know if you’re right.

Wordless Wednesday. My childhood home.

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Stream of Consciousness Saturday. Song.

Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is “song.” First, find a picture–the closest one to you. Your prompt is the title and/or the lyrics of the first song that comes to mind when you look at the picture. Have fun!

So I went into my photos and I found this photo taken by my daughter in law of our grandsons. The moody sky and setting really made me think of this song.

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Well there can be only one song. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother. By The Hollies.

This is part of LindaGHill’s #SoCs.

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Wordless Wednesday. Memory of easier times.

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