This Tuesday Cee has challenged us with – Opposing Colors
Well there is plenty of Red and Green around at this time of year, but I even managed some Yellow and Purple in the second one, if you count Gold as Yellow that is!
‘Time of the year for it!’, 2020.
Ken
Last Tuesday Cee challenged us with – Green
Here is a photo of friends enjoying the last green of summer!
‘Madron well’, West Penwith, Cornwall, 2019.
Ken
For this Sunday’s trees challenge from Becca I have chosen the following.
‘Towering’, St. Ives, 2019.
Ken
For this Sunday’s trees challenge from Becca I have chosen the following.
‘By the bridge’, Dunster Castle, 2019.
Ken
For this Sunday’s trees challenge from Becca I have chosen the following.
‘Lean’, Dunster Castle, 2019.
Ken
For this Sunday’s trees challenge from Becca I have chosen the following, from the colours you would not guess we were in Autumn!:
‘Autumn?’, Dunster Castle, 2019.
Ken
Every 2nd and 4th Thursday Parul at Happiness and Food, asks that we share pictures of Trees.
‘Village green’, Aldborough, 2019.
Ken
This Friday we are challenged with:
The theme for this week’s Friendly Friday Photo Challenge is: –
Leaves
A couple of Ivy leaves for you from near Madron well in Cornwall.
‘Ivy leaves’, Madron well, 2019.
Ken
This week Frank challenges us with the topic:
As I often take the time to look at things around me from a different angle, I thought that Overhead might make a good theme. Of course, you can feel free to interpret the theme in any direction that you may wish, as the word has multiple meanings in the English language!
I thought that instead of using a photo of what was ‘overhead’, I would use a photo taken from overhead. But it also contains another overhead photo, but that resides in my wife’s camera, perhaps I can convince her to post ‘Below of Above’ :).
‘Above of below’, Fountains Abbey, 2019. 
Ken
Well this week V.J. has challenged us with ‘Green’
Well it is not actually my garden, it is a friends, but it is certainly green, and this abundance of green life is one of the reasons I love gardens. There is something calming about all of that life in those thousands of plants, something humbling, but something to connect to.
‘How does my garden grow’, Crowdecote, 2014.
Ken
