This is asparagus…or…green. I will try my hardest to match this palette but admittedly shades are not my forte. So this is really a COLOR CHALLENGE FOR ME.
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Here are my aspargus choices 🙂
Hmm. Sort ofÂ
Fields of cows in Cashel….closer?
Now that’s pretty close.
I am playing catch up for a weekend of colors I missed. I was on assignment for my publisher. So I didn’t have a lot of time to blog but here I am with MY RESPONSE TO JENNIFER’S ANTIQUE BRASS CHALLENGE.
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This week Ailsa has asked us to show her WAVES WE HAVE MET IN OUR TRAVELS.
She has come up with some really unique ways to display waves so check out her post and those of her contributors at the underlined link above.
Here are my thought on waves
There are traditional waves of course.
Then there are banners that wave.
There is the waving of hands,
And of course
 There is the wave of relief that comes when a job is done.
This post is written in response to Jennifer Nichole Wells COLOR CHALLENGE.THIS WEEK OUR COLOR TO DISPLAY IS ALMOND.
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Here are my almond photos
Smurf’s Home
The sunset over Galway
CIRCLES FOR THE WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE.Today the Daily Post has asked us to get in shape! Round is a shape you know. 🙂 And so we have been asked to show you our CIRCLES FOR THE WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE.
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Here are mine.
Nancy Merril has asked us to give her a VINTAGE LOOK IN A PHOTOGRAPH.
I am not sure I really captured it. But I tried. See how Nancy and others did it by clicking the link above.
Cee has challenged us to bring her our black & white BRICKS AND STONES this week. You can check out the stonework of Cee’s contributors by clicking the underlined link.
Here are mine…
There is little else besides stonework at this part of Trinity College in Dublin.
Ancient Stone steps lead away from Torc Falls in Killarney
Stone breakwaters in Doolin
The stone walls of Cabras Castle’s stable yard.
Cee is wrapping up the year by beginning a new challenge: RED FLOWERS.
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The heart of a Kentucky rose
I noticed that I missed a week of Photo Challenge and so this is me catching up. Here are some photos of GATHERING.
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This photo reminds me of a certain star that led certain Wisemen to a certain manger. Merry Christmas and God bless us everyone.
Lillie-Put 