365 Project, March 14th - 20th
Almost finished now - 11 days to go!
So - here are the seven pictures for this week - starting with the daffodils now in flower in my garden.
For the rest of the week
Tuesday's picture is the blue, blue sky - such a change from a winter of grey and rain.
Wednesday was back to the garden where I have a sudden pot full of crocuses - I don't even remember planting them!
Thursday I went up to B&Q, and as it was such a nice day I drove a few miles further to Eairy Reservoir just to take a picture.
Friday's picture wasn't actually taken by me - but with my camera and with me on it. Our three toilets at church are twinned with toilets in Uganda and on Friday we had a visit from representatives of the charity. They were on a special visit to celebrate us having 130 twinned toilets on the island. Their visit to us was at a time when the only people available to meet them were, sadly, a group of us retired ladies...
Somehow my hair looks greyer in the photo than in real life - D-d agrees! (I'm the one in the blue coat with the pink shoes.)
Saturday and we are back in the garden - a rununculus giving a spot of colour. They are elaborate relatives of buttercups.
And finally Sunday - a slight detour on the way home from church to take a picture of hills for epiphyta, who likes hills :)
Today was another nice day, too - I'm actually having to water the plants in the garden!
So - here are the seven pictures for this week - starting with the daffodils now in flower in my garden.
For the rest of the week
Tuesday's picture is the blue, blue sky - such a change from a winter of grey and rain.
Wednesday was back to the garden where I have a sudden pot full of crocuses - I don't even remember planting them!
Thursday I went up to B&Q, and as it was such a nice day I drove a few miles further to Eairy Reservoir just to take a picture.
Friday's picture wasn't actually taken by me - but with my camera and with me on it. Our three toilets at church are twinned with toilets in Uganda and on Friday we had a visit from representatives of the charity. They were on a special visit to celebrate us having 130 twinned toilets on the island. Their visit to us was at a time when the only people available to meet them were, sadly, a group of us retired ladies...
Somehow my hair looks greyer in the photo than in real life - D-d agrees! (I'm the one in the blue coat with the pink shoes.)
Saturday and we are back in the garden - a rununculus giving a spot of colour. They are elaborate relatives of buttercups.
And finally Sunday - a slight detour on the way home from church to take a picture of hills for epiphyta, who likes hills :)
Today was another nice day, too - I'm actually having to water the plants in the garden!