This week Ailsa has challenged us to show her our travel pics from INDOORS.
You can click the underlined link to see all the indoor photos from Ailsa’s contributors.
Here are mine:
Oude Kerk, Delft
The 5 acre greenhouse at Longwood Gardens
The Great Room at Camp Eisner Great Barrington MA
At the back of the Nieuwe Kerk, Delft
It has been a while since I have participated in the Travel Challenge hosted by Ailsa.
This week Ailsa has asked us to display photos from our travels that awaken the senses.
I can still hear this old man playing Joplin in Keene NH. The sound was floating through the Old colony Mill Mall and I was drawn to it like a moth to the flame.
The cold breath of winter’s wind still chills me as I remember a snowy walk in downtown Winchendon and I can feel the warmth of the rising sun over the surf in Oguncquit Maine.
The sweet scent of wisteria surrounds me as I think back to my walk through Longwood Gardens last June.
And of course no sensory post would be complete without the bitter sweet taste of a cup o’ Joe. This one is from Fruitlands in Acton Ma
I am joining POLIANTHUS IN HER FOUNTAIN PHOTO CHALLENGE. You can join too just by clicking the underlined link.
March is all about the garden fountain.
The Fountains above the Italian Water Garden, Longwood
This week Ailsa has asked us to MAKE HER HEART FLUTTER WITH OUR PHOTOS.
So here are some flutterings from around the world.
Snow flutters at last in WInchendon MA. We have had precious little snow this season and we desperately need the moisture.
Flutter dancers with City On A Hill Productions, Ashby MA
The Flag flutters on the Boston Harbor Water Taxi
The fluttering of pigeon wings in Dam Square.
Iccharus flutters to Earth, Philadelphia Art Museum
This week I am taking some time to tag along with Ailsa across the world to FRAME THE WORLD in my camera lens. To see how others have framed the world click the underlined link and rocket over to “Where’s My Backpack?”
Here are my frames:
These folks are framed in flowers at Longwood Gardens
This wisteria makes an elegant frame on a rainy day.
A steeple tower framed in the ruins of the Rock of Cashel
Here we are again at SYW! Each week our hostess, Cee asks five questions. As we answer them our worlds collide (gently of course). Read my answers below and then click the Share your world icon above and it will take you to a whole new level of sharing over at Cee’s blog!
Here are the questions!
Would you prefer a one floor house or multiple levels?
My home is a multi-level Edwardian style. I would love it to be a one level ranch.
If you have a TV, would you prefer the TV in the living room or another room?
The Living Room. I used to have one in the bed room and I find I am not a big fan of that.
When you leave a room, do you turn the lights off behind you or keep the lights on throughout your house most of the time? Explain your answer.
I try to turn the lights out except at night when I am making several trips from the living room to the kitchen ( because I am making snacks while I watch television of course). Then I leave the lights on in the kitchen.
What’s your favorite room in your home?
I think my favorite room is my bedroom. I do a lot of thinking, studying and napping there. It is my refuge from the world
Bonus question: What are you grateful for from last week, and what are you looking forward to in the week coming up?
I am very grateful to have been able to go to my son’s Masters graduation in PA last week. Here are some photos
Next week I am looking forward to our annual church network conference in Connecticut,
Ailsa has challenged us to find one color travel photos.
Visit Ailsa and her other subscribers at Where’s My Backpack?
Here are my one colour travel shots…
Fields of cows in Cashel
If you can block out the cows this photo is pretty green.
Cashel is not all green though.
The Ducks of Ross Castle.
The wall of the YWAM café in Amsterdam.
Dogwoods in Phoenixville PA.
I haven’t been able to participate in Nancy’s challenges these last couple of week’s. Shoveling has kept me from blogging. But today I was determined to get back in on the action between snow storms. So Nancy’s challenge this week is to show :A VIEW
You can discover how others answered this challenge at
https://nadiamerrillphotography.wordpress.com/2015/02/05/a-photo-a-week-challenge-view-2/
Here are my responses:
I haven’t done Sue’s challenge in a bit. But I had a great picture from Longwood that matched the thought! To see how others met the challenge go to:
http://suellewellyn2011.wordpress.com/2014/09/16/a-word-a-week-photograph-challenge-hole/
Here is my thought on it:
The Eye Of Water, Longwood Gardens
Lillie-Put 
