I’d like to be somewhere warm.
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I’d like to be somewhere warm.
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Come away with the raggle taggle gypsy-o
I’d like to be somewhere warm.
Lucid Gypsy 
I can imagine.
Gilly
If you want somewhere warm/hot and humid……come on down Lady! I have a bed for you!!
Dear Maureen, if only I could 🙂
I’m enjoying the frost but that photo does look tempting!
Me too Gilly
Me three 🙂
Beautiful photo, Gilly. It’s just a short plane hop over to Morocco. 🙂
It looks warm and beautiful! 🙂
I’d like to come with you!
I second that. Can tag along? 🙂
I agree!
Morocco? I had no idea where Majorelle is, till Ad hinted 😦 Love the reflection of that tiny palm in the pool.
Beautiful garden. Come on down to the Antipodes, Gilly. 😄
Australia might not do it at the moment: autumnal mornings here. My daughter promised the Poles 30 degrees on arrival in Queensland and last night they were cowering front of a fire in pouring rain. The twins slept for most of the flight – as if you need to know!
Looks so summery and bright. The lush greens. A nice break from the gray.
Gilly – such a fantastic photo /- and I hear u on being somewhere warm – nice six words and seriously – looks like six layers in this photo – 😉
You can pop over here any time of the year if it’s warmth you want Gilly
Lovely sunny sight, jndeed. It is snowing in Kavala, Greece. It’s been awhile since I’ve experience it falling down. I kind of miss it. 😉 I remember your old post of heavy snows in your area so I know how you are with the cold weather.
Haha it’s all relative Rommel, what I consider cold is anything below 12 degrees and we rarely have more than an inch of snow in my part of England, We’re warmed by the gulf stream and even if we have any it doesn’t tend to hang around. We’re hopeless when we do it get, everything stands still.
LOL … normally, I would say, “It’s warm down here in Florida.”
But, at the moment, it’s 55 degrees … last night, we were down in the low 30’s.
It’s very unusual to get that cold here. UGH …. “I want to be somewhere warm”. LOL
Lol!!!! I think you are speaking for all of us from the UK Gilly! 🙂