JULY PHOTO SCAVENGER HUNT.

Linking up with Hawthorn at I live, I love, I craft, I am me.

1  REFLECTIONS.

From my archives.  I know that it was taken in early 2010 on the way back from a trip to Sydney, to see my parents.  We came back via the south coast of NSW & Victoria, but I didn't think to label it. Sorry.

2.  STRIPE.

This one was taken last week.  As I walked past my design wall one afternoon, I thought, tah-dah!
Strips of fabric making - stripes -.  One of my own designs I'm working on "slowly" at the moment from the Jelly roll I showed a couple of posts ago.

3.  SECRET.

Do you think this desk may conceal a "SECRET DRAWER".  I've really been trawling the archives this month and the photo above was taken at the Lakeland Motor Museum whilst in UK in 2014. This one was the hardest for me this month.

4.  RED.

I love this old cart photo, taken in the outbuildings at Temple Newsam in Leeds, whilst on holiday (once again) in 2014 and it is certainly red.

5.  CONTRAST.

What is it, you say?  Oh, I don't know, but the contrast against the bright blue sky is great.  Taken on the same holiday as photo 1, but this time on the Parramatta River aboard the catamaran that runs from Parramatta to Circular Quay in Sydney.  I snapped it above all the other buildings on the banks of the river, but can't even remember where it was placed in relation to any of the suburbs.

6.  FORGOTTEN.

Rusting in peace amongst the long grasses of a paddock.  Taken in our area on one of our day's out.

7.  SOFT.

OK, I'm definitely going outside the square here.  "SOFT" pink flowers on my Pieris in our old garden.  Did you know that pieris flowers smell lovely?

8.  COLD.

Roadside and hills with a dusting of snow in May a few years back, when we took a short break to the Victorian High Country.  It was certainly cold for May.

9.  SEAT.

Forget the old lady sitting there and concentrate on the clever use of an old tree.  Actually it was quite comfortable.  Another snap from our trip to UK, 2014 and taken at Jimmy's Farrm.

10.  MY OWN CHOICE.

A bowl of the most beautiful hellebore flowers at Post Office Farm Nursery, which specialise in these gorgeous plants.  We visited last Sunday and yes I bought some plants, which are still waiting to be planted. as the weather this week has been foul.  Hopefully we'll get some  pleasant days soon.

Hope you enjoy my rather odd assortment this month, mainly taken from my archives, due to the inclement weather at the moment.
On a footnote, whilst doing this, I've been serenaded by some magpies, outside the study window.
Have a wonderful weekend all and take care.
Susan,.