What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh YAM that ship looks like it could float right into my lap. The butternut squash(looks yummy) and the flowers add such a pop. Hugs Cecilia
Such a beautiful selection of pictures, well, except for the high tension wires. Those are a bit scary looking to me. I love your seaside views and wish we had the same here.
I see you found a lot of excellent father inside your home. I do love those seeds I think that's a pumpkin but it might be to squash. And I love what Artie said about from macro to micro from seed to seed wish I had thought of that. Because it is true! I think I'm going to pick up my favorite the power lines but it was almost Tiede with the seeds
Hari OM Oh, I'm glad you like the pylon - we grew up around the construction of these as my father was an electrical engineer. And you are absolutely correct - that IS a pumpkin, insofar as it is round... but of course, pumpkins belong to the squash family (cucurbitae), so it is not wrong to call it so. Thanks for taking time to visit and comment today - look after that arm!!! Yxx
wonderful colors... and we love it to watch ships.... for this moment we are like kids again :O)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful assortment of photos!!! We do love those hydrangeas.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh YAM that ship looks like it could float right into my lap.
ReplyDeleteThe butternut squash(looks yummy) and the flowers add such a pop.
Hugs Cecilia
Such a beautiful selection of pictures, well, except for the high tension wires. Those are a bit scary looking to me. I love your seaside views and wish we had the same here.
ReplyDeleteWonderful series of photos ~ great variety and so creative ^_^
ReplyDeleteLive each moment with love,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Yummy photos, Yam!
ReplyDeleteAmazing pics
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! Your pumpkin makes me think of the baked acorn squash that I had for dinner last night.
ReplyDeleteDear Yamini,
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'From Macro to Micro--from sea to seed:) Love your photos.
Sending you hugs. xx
I see you found a lot of excellent father inside your home. I do love those seeds I think that's a pumpkin but it might be to squash. And I love what Artie said about from macro to micro from seed to seed wish I had thought of that. Because it is true! I think I'm going to pick up my favorite the power lines but it was almost Tiede with the seeds
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DeleteOh, I'm glad you like the pylon - we grew up around the construction of these as my father was an electrical engineer. And you are absolutely correct - that IS a pumpkin, insofar as it is round... but of course, pumpkins belong to the squash family (cucurbitae), so it is not wrong to call it so. Thanks for taking time to visit and comment today - look after that arm!!! Yxx
Beautiful collection...really enjoyed the peak of Autumn color at the beginning, and beautiful spring-like looks as you wrapped up!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely.
ReplyDeleteWonderful series, namaste, janice xx
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