
Sundown on Thassos. Calm is the evening As the sun sets on The Mediterranean And clothes the world In blues and golds. # Daily posts on our beautiful…
#ScenicSaturday 23/July/22
Taken from the beautiful Greek Island of Thassos, courtesy of Stuart.

Sundown on Thassos. Calm is the evening As the sun sets on The Mediterranean And clothes the world In blues and golds. # Daily posts on our beautiful…
#ScenicSaturday 23/July/22
Taken from the beautiful Greek Island of Thassos, courtesy of Stuart.
A beautifully clear day on Okanagan Lake.

Happy Sunday.

The sun sets over Lake Okanagan and a beautiful day.

Happy Wednesday.
… to dinner and back along the shore of Lake Okanagan.

Happy Tuesday.
The SS Sicamous is a museum ship that is permanently grounded at Penticton’s Okanagan lake front. It’s a steel hulled, stern wheel steam ship that used to carry passengers, and later in its life, cargo, to the communities on the shores of Lake Okanagan.

It was apparently quite luxurious for its time, but once roads were built, the Sicamous wasn’t needed any more. Its state began to decline but it was rescued by the SS Sicamous Restoration Society.

It’s now a museum and events facility, but you can also simply sit next to it to enjoy good weather and brunch, which is what M and I did on July 15.
Happy Monday.

Flamborough Head on the Coast of East Yorkshire. Soft chalk, laid down over millennia by the shells of billions and billions of sea creatures, curves…
#ScenicSaturday 16/July/22
The beautiful coast of East Yorkshire, courtesy of Stuart.
At present there are a number of public art installations throughout Penticton as part of a rotating exhibition. Below is a picture of one of them.

When I first saw it, I thought the intension was to emphasise fun on the sunny beaches, that sort of thing. However, once I read the signage, I saw that the point was much more serious.

Is Big Brother spying on us? What do you think?

This hydrangea colour is the result of iron in the soil.

I don’t see red hydrangeas very often, but my, aren’t they gorgeous?