Nancy’s Photo a Week prompt is Funny Signs this week, and these blank billboards kept coming to mind. Captured in New Mexico during a road trip in 1999
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Nancy’s Photo a Week prompt is Reflection this week, and I immediately thought of the photos I took at the Pacific Design Center last Friday. The architecture and reflections there are stunning. Everywhere you look, you’ll find a treat for the eyes.
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Nancy Merrill posted this challenge a couple of weeks ago. I had to sit with it, for it’s a swan song to scenery from my former homeward commute (my office changed locations).
It was an evening with especially dramatic skies.
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Shelbee’s On the Edge of the Week
Check out my newest experiment in my windowsill garden!
Maybe you’ve tried this with carrot or lettuce ends — have you ever tried Brussels Sprouts?
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Shelbee’s Spread the Kindness
January 2014 ] [ February 2021
The same view, seven years apart. The trees have grown!
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This week’s challenge was to post a still photo showing motion.
I shot this on the east coast of Florida on my 2014 road trip.
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Grammy’s Grid – Photo Theme
Seen on a recent walk in the neighborhood:
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After replacing the bulbs in the dining room light fixture, I looked straight up.
These are the patterns of light and dark.
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Are you familiar with Egyptian Walking Onions? They are otherworldly!
The “babies” grow from clusters of bulbs (they look like garlic bulbs) at the top of sturdy stems. I imported mine from Patucci in Providence a few years ago and they’ve been going strong ever since.
I use them instead of Green Onions or Chives.
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