Debbie’s Six Word Saturday



Lens-Artists Challenge #263: East Meets West or for my post North Meets South
A bit of South Korea and Australia are in my post. One piece of music I studied in school was a piece called West meets East. The performers, the best in their field at that time (1967) American violinist Yehudi Menuhin and Indian sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar. I hope you enjoy the music
In the morning everyone meets for prayer
We all have fun at a parade
There is always something to light up the night when the parade is over
Thursday Special: Pick a Word January 2023
Time to have a go at my favourite photo challenge. This months words are a mix of easy (maybe) and a bit more to think about. Well the words gave me a lot of ideas. I put a photo in and then want to change my mind. To over come this, I have double dipped with a couple of photos that the words compelled me to post.
To compensate for taking a bit of your time, here are some of my favourite words as you scroll on by
Paula’s first set of words for this year are
CIRCULAR
IDIOSYNCRATIC
PERSPECTIVE
SEABOARD
UNDRAPED
I hope you had fun and found that that my photos matched Paula’s words. Want to know more about any of the photos, drop me a comment.
Did you see the duck on the fountain?
The Lens-Artists Challenge #173: Interesting Architecture
I have been thinking about this theme since I first read it way too early in the morning to have many cohesive thoughts. Here is a random mish mash of constructions with interesting architecture.
I’ve opted for a slideshow for a change. Enjoy your travels and hope that there are interesting architectural surprises along the way
Debbie’s Alphabet Geography Photo Challenge: Countries that end in A
Another one where i am going to not use Australia. Instead, lets go to South Korea. Of course the bus will get you to the hotel.
One time we were lucky to be there for the Lantern Festival, found the back alley to the markets. There was still some of the old mixed with the new
The Ragtag Daily Prompt Tuesday: Spruiker
On day walking around the less touristy places in Seoul, we headed down a street where a lot of people were going so we tagged along. It wasn’t long before we came across this huge shopping centre. Outside was a spruiker trying to get people inside and to the particular store he was advertising.
He was quite comical and whatever he said to the passing shoppers made them smile or laugh.
I didn’t realise that this was an Australian word. It is often more likely to be used in carnivals where they try and get you to go into their particular tent or sideshow. Sometimes these shows are not exactly what the spruiker shouts to the crowd.
Anyway back to South Korea
The Ragtag Daily Prompt Thursday: Antimacassar
I was thinking about this prompt wondering if I could contribute. Then I started to read others contributions and I remembered my first overseas holiday to Europe in 2009. I flew with Korean Air, which had great service and polite and friendly flight attendants. Part of the trip was over night in Seoul in a really good hotel.
We were picked up from the airport and transported to the hotel in a bus and what a bus it was. I won’t describe it and let the photo tell the story.
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