Last on the Card – February 2024

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Last Photo for February 2024

Your last photo doesn’t have to be on the very last day of the month if you didn’t take any photos on that day. Maybe it was earlier in the month when the last photo was taken.

So let’s see what you have for February

The rules are simple:
1. Post the last photo on your SD card or last photo on your phone for the 29th or whenever your last photo was taken.
2. No editing – who cares if it is out of focus, not framed as you would like or the subject matter didn’t cooperate.
3. You don’t have to have any explanations, just the photo will do
4. Create a Pingback to this post or link in the comments
5. Use the tags The Last Photo and #LastOnTheCard

Here’s mine. Last months photos funnily enough have flowers

From my Samsung Galaxy S23FE

From my Canon PowerShot SX70HS

From my Canon EOS 1300D

Cee’s FOTD

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    1. Thank you Marsha, I would have thought that Proteas would be a staple in most florists, they seem to be in the rest of the world.
      Golden Lycras are lovely in the garden but don’t last well as cut flowers 🙂

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      1. Sadly, I seldom buy cut flowers. I buy them for funerals over the phone and have them sent. I am very allergic to something in them, and going into a florist shop or having cut flowers at home is an infliction rather than a blessing.

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    1. Thanks but yours is even better Becky, it’s a pity you cant see the happiness on my face. What fabulous news and the best Last Photo.
      I bet you are full of emotions again. Must write.
      Here is the usual Thanks for joining in 😀
      But it is a rather special share, thank you dearest Becky 🥰

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      1. You are right very mixed emotions, but mostly positive which is why I had to share with you. There was also a sign as the board changed on the last day of Feb xx

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        1. It was a sign. Glad you have found the positive vibe, a bit of happiness showed through in the post with a touch of sadness.
          My power went off yesterday afternoon so nothing was done last night. I was asleep when the power came back on a few hours ago. I have been awake since 3am but have had a good nights sleep. Nothing to do in the dark although I did do a lovely job placing candles around the house for ease of movement between rooms xx

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        3. Yes there has been very hot days and afternoon storms, only some rain here as the clouds drift past.
          Yesterday evenings storm was thunder and lightning with bursts of heavy rain.
          The house did look lovely. I tried to take some photos but failed to get the homeness feel x

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        5. Soon you’ll be on about how hot it is 😂
          The storm over the past three days have taken the power out, yesterday from 5:30 Friday until 1:30pm Sunday 😲

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    1. Thanks Rebecca, it is a Protea, a native flower from Africa, which is in a lot of flower arrangements from florists in Australian and other places but by the looks of comments, not in the USA

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  54. I love seeing the colorful flowers as I have a case of spring fever. 🤣 I do like the light through the branches, that’s a cool photo. I thought of you in the last photo I took in February – it was almost as warm as it gets in your neck of the woods. 😊

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    2. Thank you Shelley 🥰 It is warm here, mid 30C’s and almost 90% humidity
      The flowers have been good this summer, so lots of flower photos. That is my front verandah light and a Bamboo Palm 😀

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        1. No it’s just a light hat’s on when I am outside or people are arriving. I put it on every now and then to attract insects for the Geckos to have a feed 🙂

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        3. I am the light 😂 Happy Geckos help with my insect control inside and outside. If any insect dares to try and walk in, the skinks and lizards get them 👍😀

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  57. I can’t believe I didn’t hit ‘Enter’ 😂 (Sorry about that). Love your Lasts, Brian, especially the first one. Is it a Waratah? Is it in your garden?

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