It’s been ages since I took part in Marianne’s CBBH challenge, sorry Marianne! When I saw that street art is this months’ theme it reminded me of a day spent with friends in Bristol a couple of months ago. Cannon Street is known for its street art and I snapped my favourite work there.
Marianne says
‘Don’t forget that the CBBH Photo Challenge is a little different from some other challenges, in two ways. First, it’s only once a month – giving you lots of time to consider your entry before the end of the calendar month. Second, and most important, this is a BLOG HOP (after all, it is the CBBH – Conejo Blanco Blog Hop, meaning white rabbit in Spanish), so DON’T FORGET that in your post you need to add links to two blogs that you have visited and commented on during the past month. That way, when we visit each other, we can HOP OVER to your links, connect with others and share a little blog love around!’
And so here are two blogs that I hope you will enjoy.
The first is Paul’s Learning from Dogs, where the vision statement is,
Our children require a world that understands the importance of faith, integrity and honesty
Learning from Dogs will serve as a reminder of the values of life and the power of unconditional love – as so many, many dogs prove each and every day
Constantly trying to get to the truth …
The power of greater self-awareness and faith; faith that the only way forward for us is through the truth …’
Take a look http://learningfromdogs.com/2013/12/31/approaching-the-new-year/#comment-27800
Next is Donna from Michigan who writes as Huffy Girl. She always makes me laugh and she believes in cycling for fitness and fighting a one woman war against cheese! If you need help with health and fitness tips or just cheering up she’s your girl! Find Donna at, http://huffygirl.wordpress.com/
Join in with Marianne at http://eastofmalaga.net/2014/01/01/cbbh-photo-challenge-street-art/
Lucid Gypsy 
Love your selection of photos, Gilly – they are so colourful! Difficult to choose my favourite, but the mother and child is lovely 🙂
I’ve had a look at both Paul and Donna’s blogs and can certainly see why you have chosen to feature them. Great choice of links to share. Thanks 🙂
Reblogged this on whatevertheyaint and commented:
Awesome artwork!
Nice selections, Gilly. I am in awe of street art. How anyone can create such l-a-r-g-e art and still have a perspective of all the parts is beyond me.
Me too Tess but then I can’t draw or paint at all!
😀
I just love street art Gilly and these are awesome! Great shots! 😀
Does anyone except the artist and his/her friends ever see these artworks being made? I know I don’t live in a city, but they seem magical to me … wonderful examples of a real living art!
Stunning and impressive Art work. Thanks for sharing these two talented bloggers. Happy New Year to you and your family.
Great street art gallery, Gilly. I went to Donna’s blog and signed up. What fun! 🙂
The images here should be blown up in size, Gilly. 😀 I like them a lot. I can’t believe people agree or let go of having those street arts on their establishments.
Beautiful artwork there Gilly 🙂
I think the mother and child is my favorite, too. Were these all taken in the same area? There is such a variety of styles,
wow Gilly…and the header is worthy of a double wow