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Spring blossoms in the garden for week 15 of 52 week photography project

Spring: Week 15 of 52 week photography project

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Welcome to Week  15 of our 52 week photography project where the theme was Spring for us and for our Northern Hemisphere participant – Autumn. My special photo shows some of the beautiful spring blossoms on a tree in our garden.  The soft colour of them had me entranced as I looked up through the canopy and I remembered the various colours…

Tulip centre in the spring garden for Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday: Tulip time

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 Wordless Wednesday – also known as Worth a Word Wednesday I always enjoy spring time when my tulips appear every year without fail. I do nothing to encourage them, they just keep appearing. I love the pattern that appears when looking down into the centre of the flower and although this tulip has almost finished and is fully blown, it is…

Sunset in Fiji

Worth a Word Wednesday: A Fijian sunset

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 Wordless Wednesday – also known as Worth a Word Wednesday Bula! Our final night in Fiji was bittersweet. The sunset on our final night in Fiji was spectacular, which sums up our whole trip really!! It was paradise.  The sunset was glorious but saying goodbye to our daughters was hard. We all live so far apart we don’t get many chances…

Worth a Word Wednesday: Blue skies above

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 Wordless Wednesday – has been renamed ‘Worth a Word’ Wednesday simply because I couldn’t stick to the rules of NO WORDS 🙂 This is the beautiful clear blue sky above me on a warm spring day.  If you look really closely there’s a black dot up there which was a helicopter flying overhead. I never get tired of the blue sky. …

Magnolia unfurling into spring

Worth a Word Wednesday: Unfurling

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 Wordless Wednesday – has been renamed ‘Worth a Word’ Wednesday simply because I couldn’t stick to the rules of NO WORDS 🙂 Unfurling into spring Every year I think I take a similar photo to this one.  I try to capture the magnolia flowers unfurling- I love Spring and I love our magnolia tree. It’s huge now and quite old but…

Debbie and the Daffodils

52 week photography project – Week 9: The letter D

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Source: Week 9: The letter D Here is the photo I didn’t use for this week’s 52 week photo project.  I’ve called it Debbie and the Daffodils as I figured I could get two D’s for the price of one! I love the fact that Spring has sprung down here, with the daffodils bobbing their pretty yellow heads, the magnolia…

Every day is an adventure – 95/365 – my room with a view

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Every day is as an adventure in my world – even when I’m lazing around looking at the view! Spring has sprung! My room with a view is the perfect place to relax. We always seem too busy to notice the little everyday things but I think it’s these things that help us to slow down and appreciate our lives more.…

Tea Time #7 – Spring time teacups

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Tea time is great fun and thanks go to Justine at Eclectic odds n sods for hosting us all.  I love reading her synopsis of everyone’s posts after each tea party, they are very entertaining! It’s always delicious with so many yummy treats on offer and such interesting people dropping by. I have visited Tea Time a few times now – for Tea…