For me at least. As last summer was the first time I’d grown it and not very successfully I admit, I didn’t know what to expect.
So is it it obvious what this is to everyone but me?
A little touch of Friday colour
Missing you all 🙂
Wordless Wednesday
My last Square Up
Which should give you a laugh even if you’ve seen it before. The camel would probably be happier to see me now I’m 35 pounds lighter!
Thinking of how long ago this was, 15 years, I remembered that this is my 10th year of blogging.
Back to now, a big thank you to Becky for working so hard on this challenge, you’re awesome girl! I’m looking forward to April 🙂
See Becky’s last #square up for January 31st Upright and Upbeat – The life of B (beckybofwinchester.com), it’s a real beauty.
Up the haveli steps
Haveli’s are heaven to lovers of shabby chic. This one was full of the most beautiful items, like being in another world.
Climb UP those steps and you’d want to stay forever.
Becky’s Square Up is nearly over and what a good theme it’s been!
Finding support above the clouds – The life of B (beckybofwinchester.com)
Get up and dance Etruscan style
Uhh, I ‘m not quite sure well she could dance since she lost her leg, but at least she got up and tried.
Square Up HIGH with Becky for January.
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Florentine Up
I will be glad to see the end of the dark month though, but like so many people I’d like to be able book a holiday and I can’t see that happening any time soon.
So I’ll dream and look back at my travel photos instead.
Up to Taormina
Square January #24th
Sicily 2013, I’d like to go back, I’d like to go anywhere!
I’m joining Becky for her January Square Up challenge. it’s Day 24 already but even I should manage to post a couple more times.
The Moss is Uppermost – The life of B (beckybofwinchester.com)
A Square Up for January 19th
Late Georgian Colleton Crescent in Exeter sits high UP above the quay, the view from those top floor windows must be wonderful.
Have you been up today ?
Stepping Up – The life of B (beckybofwinchester.com)
Becky’s in Portugal with some familiar steps
Fingle woods for Sue
Chatting to Sue a few days ago, we uncovered a place from her childhood and I said I had been there in the summer, many, many times in fact.
So these pics are for you Sue, sorry there isn’t one of the bridge.
Fingle Bridge is between Drewsteignton and Chagford in the Dartmoor National Park.
There’s lovely circular walk, with some rather steep parts calling at Castle Drogo, the last Castle built in England. You might prefer to paddle in summer, then have lunch at the Fingle Bridge Inn.
