What a great set of windows, Judy! The first one “curl up and dye” is hilarious! Windows make such interesting subjects don’t they? From Terri Webster Schrandt in case it won’t let me log in!
Lovely collection of window photos! 🙂 The beauty shop slogan is so clever, and is that a cruise ship cabin window I see? Best time of my life was on a cruise ship. 💖
The mysteries within the photo have several “air plants” on the wires. I guess where you live, they are weeds. In New England, they are specialty plants. My wife has a bunch of them that she cares for carefully. One person’s weed is another’s exotic plant.
I love bromeliads. The huge ones grow wild in the mountains and men sell them in the streets. The. seeds of these tiny ones stick to the feet of birds and when they perch on telephone wires, they leave them behind and they
grow into these round little bromeliads…Sometimes wires are completely covered in them.
What a great set of windows, Judy! The first one “curl up and dye” is hilarious! Windows make such interesting subjects don’t they? From Terri Webster Schrandt in case it won’t let me log in!
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They do. Either looking at them, through them or into them.
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Lovely collection of window photos! 🙂 The beauty shop slogan is so clever, and is that a cruise ship cabin window I see? Best time of my life was on a cruise ship. 💖
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Yes it was off the shore of Italy..
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Brilliant photography, Judy!
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Thanks so much!!!
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You’re welcome!
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I love your selection of windows, especially the ‘worlds outside windows’ one. Fabulous colours.
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Thanks, Cathy. I like that one, too.
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The mysteries within the photo have several “air plants” on the wires. I guess where you live, they are weeds. In New England, they are specialty plants. My wife has a bunch of them that she cares for carefully. One person’s weed is another’s exotic plant.
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I love bromeliads. The huge ones grow wild in the mountains and men sell them in the streets. The. seeds of these tiny ones stick to the feet of birds and when they perch on telephone wires, they leave them behind and they
grow into these round little bromeliads…Sometimes wires are completely covered in them.
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Lou, I wrote that reply hours ago and forgot to hit “send.” A wonder it was still there.
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Got it!
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Great job with these windows , they tell stories
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Thanks, Ritva..I love photos, art, poems–all to tell stories. So glad you saw some in or through these windows!!!
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Your usual splendid collection
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Wonderful sights, great windows. Won’t you please share them with Monday Window
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