Palace of Versailles…
…Balcony.
A Million Dollar view from a balcony
at the back of the
Fairmont,
Banff Springs Hotel,
Canada..
Friendly Friday: Balconies
France
Cee-BW-Challenge-1-2-or-3-Wheels
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A two wheel drill/seeder
converted to a picnic table.
More than one wheel in a ferris wheel,
but only one we really see.
I think this is only a three wheel plough.
Thee wheels on the
Promenade des Anglais
Nice, France
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Cee’s Black & White Challenge: 1-2-or-3-Wheels
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Word-of-Day-Challenge-Native
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native
a person born in a specified place
or associated with a place by birth,
whether subsequently resident there or not.
My guess would be that there were not many
Parisién or French natives (in general)…
…in this queue at Palace of Versailles.
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Word of the Day Challenge: Native
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Cee-BW-Challenge-Candid-Photography
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Walkers at Geelong’s
Eastern Beach Precinct,
Market at Pisa, Italy
Nice Beach, France
Promenade des Anglais
Nice, France
Promenade des Anglais
Nice, France
Nice Beach, France
A tender moment at Canada’s
Port of Vancouver.
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Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Candid-Photography
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Cee-BW-Challenge-Signs
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Signs which are
self explanatory,
I hope.
I don’t remember taking this shot
and have never before, or since,
laid eyes on this bus.
However, according to my filing system
it was taken in Melbourne.
This was about as far as a DSLR camera could go.
Pocket size cameras and phones
were okay, I believe.
A Tea Room on the
Western Front Battlefields
of France.
.
Self explanatory?
All day we were hearing about Whistler
and all day I was thinking
‘…I’ve heard that name before…’
However, only made the connection upon arrival.
Fun fact.
We were told that recent summer sports had
overtaken, economically, winter sports
on/at Whistler.
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Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Signs
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Word-of-Day-Challenge-Unlikely
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unlikely
not likely to happen, be done, or be true; improbable.
When planning our time in Paris…
…it was highly unlikely that I
would not visit the Eiffel Tower…
…or visit the Moulin Rouge which was
a wonderful dinner and show.
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Word of the Day Challenge: Unlikely
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Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge-Fashion
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Fashion of all sorts.
A drawing from my Mother-in-law’s school sketch book.
Her daughters did not know she had this until
after she passed away a couple of years ago.
And it seems only a few years ago that
London model Twiggy,
caused a furore at the Melbourne Cup
wearing a mini skirt two whole inches
above the knee.
Hemlines have certainly changed since 1965.
Fashion on the gold fields in mid 1800s.
Being married anywhere is now fashionable.
Bride’s dresses have changed considerably
since the late 1970s and mid 80s.
In my twenties I did like to dress formally for a night out.
Sadly I don’t go out as much and formally has
taken on a whole new meaning.
Fashion on a Rivera beach, Nice to be precise,
is much more relaxed.
I believe this beautiful Athabaskan
coat and hood was for formal wear.
Mid-December beach fashions
at Sydney’s Manly Beach
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