Debbie from Travel with Intent has given us the challenge of power for this week’s One Word Sunday.
My featured image is three wind turbines seen from the window of the Eurostar. We were travelling through Beaulencourt, France. This would be titled Clean Power.
A magnificent lettuce from my brother’s garden in Essex. Although he was fairly miffed when I picked it for salad at dinner. Apparently there is a certain way to do this for regrowth. I hope it did grow again.
I sat outside yesterday morning with my coffee, enjoying the early morning cool weather. I looked up at the sky and wondered if the rain was coming or going. All of a sudden through the haze a rainbow appeared. As I sat in silent wonder, it seemed to become brighter. A lovely treat for a Saturday morning I thought.
I was at the park the other day with my granddaughter and this view caught my eye. I like a photo to be naturally framed.
This was taken with my Samsung S22, I didn’t edit it but did use Ribbett to frame the frame – so to speak. I like the sectioned views of the Perth Skyline.
We spent a few hours in Fremantle today to enjoy the winter sun. Sitting in a beachfront pub enjoying a drink and watching some children playing in the waves. The sun was shining but the temperature was only 14 degrees! Kids can’t resist the sea and they were all fully clothed, jackets, jumpers and trousers, we watched them squelch past us later dripping wet. They had a blast though.
I took some photos for Debbie’s One Word Sunday – Straight.
The masts of yachtsPainted planks of woodFremantle HarbourThe straight trunks of Norfolk Pines
It’s the end of winter next week, I’m looking forward to Spring and warmer days.
Wise words in today’s busy world when everyone is connected to some type of device. For One Word Sunday Debbie has chosen the word Rest.
The photos below are from a few years back when we were in Hoi An, Vietnam.
I’ve never been in a rickshaw as I’ve always felt sorry for the “driver’s” legs. This man has probably earned a good rest after pulling tourists around all day.
These beach workers are taking a break during a quiet time. Look how close the beds are, we met quite a few people lying next to us! You can’t but help overhear the conversations. I don’t think anyone would like to lie so closely together in future.