Beech Tree, Forest of Dean I missed this feature last week due to concentration on the #MABLE event being run by my publisher, Fantastic Books …
#ScenicSaturday 08/Oct/22
A beautiful old Forest of Dean tree, courtesy of Stuart.
… or is that coated tree? Not sure, but some of the artists at the nearby arts centre enjoy clothing a tree in lots of colourful winter attire.
Greeting’s from Penticton’s fashionable (and warm!) trees.
We took an 8-day “Tastes of Tuscany” tour two weeks ago. We stayed at the hotel at Montecatini for seven nights and used it as a base to tour Chianti…
Tastes of Tuscany – 1
Beautiful photos of Tuscany from Stephen Hung. I hope you stop by his blog for a look at his many gorgeous pictures.
‘In the Neighborhood’ prt11
A beautiful photo reflection from Harrien Nijland. Please stop by his blog to see his many other beautiful photos.
Inspiration, much like perspiration, is all around us… and I have certainly drawn my fair share of inspiration from the squirrels I’ve encountered …
#49 – Cheers!
This delightful and funny squirrel photo is courtesy of Evil Squirrel’s Nest. He is presently doing a retrospective of his best squirrel photos.
Swamp Rose Mallow
A beautiful photo of a swamp rose from Vova Zinger. There are many other beautiful photos on his blog.
‘In the Neighborhood’ prt4
I love this beautifully spare black and white photo from harrie nijland. I hope you give his photography site a visit.
The pod began to move up the inlet. It was getting late,so It was time for me to say thank you and goodbye!
SURFACING
Whale pod plumes, courtesy of Wayne at Tofino Photography. Wayne has a gorgeous collection of wildlife photography; I hope you stop by for a look.
In the Forest of Dean This month, all the photographs in the series were taken in September, though not this year. My digital pictures go back to …
#ScenicSaturday 24/Sep/22
A beautiful scene from Stuart’s Forest of Dean collection. Thanks for sharing, Stuart.
When I first saw this plant I thought it was a fake, but then I touched it and discovered that it’s some sort of succulent.
Nevertheless, speaking of plants, here’s a vineyard view from the southern Okanagan’s Black Sage Bench. The grapes are plump and nearing harvesting.
Happy Saturday.
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