You have to know Which Way
When going for a walk at my place here are some of the tracks to follow. First you have to go through the old gate
and back up the hill again
Falling Water
Patterns
Delicate
The Lens-Artists Sunday Word prompt: Delicate
Caper Berry flower
Bee
Superb Fairy Wren holding a gift for his mate
Butterflies on flowers. Ever so delicate
The tiny Water Snowflake flowers
A Scarlet Honeyeater assessing the juiciest flower in the Pink Euodia
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Power
The One Word Sunday prompt from Debbie: Power
Seeing that Debbie’s image of power was in Scotland, I though perhaps mine should also be set in Scotland.
A chimney that was used in the colliery power a coal mine at Lady Victoria Colliery, Newtongrange, Dalkeith where the National Mining Museum is located.
A Wind Turbine from the train to Edinburgh, a clean alternative to coal to power our world.
A bit of Aussie music for you
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Silent Sunday
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So many seeds, so little time
It’s time for Debbies Six Word Saturday
“Do come and join us in our Saturday six-word musings.
I’ll admit that many of us openly break the numeric rule and share far more words (all excellent of course!) so the key rule is to have a title of six words – and then create around that the post that you desire! Perhaps in bunches of 6 words if you’re feeling inspired.”
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Friday Follies Season 3 Ep 7- no hope
It’s where those signs are the ones that you should pay attention to. It’s Friday Follies
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Spontaneity
The Wednesday Word Prompt: Spontaneity
How often do you
pick up a pen
find the paper
and spontaneously
let your mind
just draw
lines that travel
lines that are free
lines that join
shapes created
I see people
a hug
I see a bed
I see
oh what
is that what you saw
the lines that bend
the lines that shape
floors
walls
ceilings
three dimensions
follow a line
until exhaustion
rest
pick up a pen
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Broken
Trying to think about Debbies quotation-inspired image photo challenge. What can you conjure up from the quotation below
Even a broken clock is right twice a day. Stephen Hunt (British author)
Perhaps a clock image?
or a clock that may not work
Or something broken
or a broken shell
perhaps some street art
Still thinking? So am I
