Monaco

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One-Word-Sunday23-Yellow

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Chemainus Dahlia

Canada

 

 

Soft Yellow

Alaska

 

An Orchid Farm

near Geelong.

 

Geelong Botanic Gardens

 

 

Anchorage

Alaska.

Dahlia Farm

near Geelong

Yellow Doors

Hamilton Gardens

New Zealand

 

Yellow Submarine

Monaco

 

Canola crop in bloom

near Geelong

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One Word Sunday Challenge:…Yellow

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One-Word-Sunday-Peep

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peep

 
 
 
 


As with many places we visited during our European holiday,

we stopped briefly in Monaco to peep into

Saint Nicholas’ Cathedral where Princess Grace is buried.

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One Word Sunday Challenge:...Peep

 

 

 

 

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Word-of-Day-Challenge-Crypt

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crypt

an underground room or vault beneath a church,
used as a chapel or burial place
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Princess Grace of Monaco is buried in

the Royal Crypt behind the altar

according to Google.

However this is the grave pointed out

to tourists who know no better.

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WeeklyPrompts-Photo-Challenge-Yellow

 

As one who can remember the early seventies.

I do remember a Melbourne Department Store logo

telling us in no uncertain manner that everything

was ‘Yelping Yellow‘ this year.

And that was the only time I saw

any quantity of yellow that year.

However Monaco’s Street Art

had me singing again.

MGW tells me these yellow doors are part of

‘Alice in Wonderland‘ or ‘Narnia’. 

I shall take her word for it.

 

Yellow from the garden.

Some early signs of spring are the

winter blooming acacia trees, and…

…the daffodils which bloom in August.

 

 

 

Spring is definitely here when the paddocks

turn yellow with canola blooms.

A 2019 sight that is a long way off.

Yellow is a nice bright, happy colour

to have around as we head into the depths of winter.

I  should have written a long wet winter.

The days may be cooler, however we have only measured

two and a half inches up until April 30 this year.

Should be closer to 6 inches.

Luckily we had a little over an inch on May 2 and 3.

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Weekly Prompt Photo Challenge: Yellow

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Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge-Blue-Yellow

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Blues and yellows from all over.

This was new to me.

I was unaware we had coast guard boats, as such,

let alone yellow ones.

 

Air Arctic at Coldfoot airport.

A local tourist train.

Fairbanks airport I think.

My favourite form this set.

Loved the song or The Beatles.

Not so  sure now though.

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Wits-End-PC-Windows-in-Windows

 

Decided to stick to Church windows

this week.

Saint Matthew’s Church,

Manly, Sydney.

Saint John the Baptist Church,

Arras, France.

Wesley Church in Fremantle…

Western Australia.

Finally, it maybe a stretch to call this a windows, 

however, it can be found in

Cathédrale Notre-Dame-Immaculée

(Cathedral of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception),

also known as Saint Nicholas Cathedral and also

contains the tombs of

Princess Grace and Prince Rainier

of Monaco.

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Wits End Weekly Photo Challenge: Windows-in-Windows

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Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge-Letter-V

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My contribution for

this week’s challenge

Letter-V

(Needs to start with V…contain at least 6 letters)

Monaco during our 2016 holiday/Vacation

Part of the Moorabool Valley near Geelong.

 

 

Most buildings in Amsterdam are Vertical, however,

some do lean like the Tower of Pisa.

 

Even from an altitude of 40,000 feet it is difficult

to appreciate the Vastness of the Antarctic ice pack.

I always The Creation of Adam would dominate

the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican City.

  However it was swallowed up by surrounding panels.

According to Wikipedia it is substantial

9 ft 2 in × 18 ft 8 inches, it is so far above

one’s head it seems you could

hold it in your hands.

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