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Something I suck at! I have no sense of direction at all! #alphabetphoto
ReplyDeleteIs it like an old fashion sat nav? Lovely photo
ReplyDeleteLove this photo. The flowers in the background are just so....SPRING! Yay! #alphabetproject
ReplyDeleteI love the composition of this, and that it reminds me of lots of lovely walks following these markers x #alphabetphoto
ReplyDeleteLove this with your composition and the colours are fab with the bluebells behind. #alphabetphoto
ReplyDeleteLovely photos and a great word for D. This brings back memories of my chilhood #alphabetphoto
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! Never seen one of these before, what is it?
ReplyDeleteIt's a waymarker for a walk we were doing. Each colour signifies a different path/walk and they put them up along the way.
DeleteAh, I love the little glimpses of colour.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo, I love the bluebells in the background. I am happy to say I have a great sense of direction #alphabetphoto
ReplyDeleteThe light and the colour are beautiful. Makes the path finder look far more interesting. #AlphabetPhoto
ReplyDeleteWith the bluebells next to it looks like it was marking a beautiful walk
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for D. I'm shocking with directions, I feel so sorry for all the people who have ever stopped and asked me for some, I dread to think where they may have ended up :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for D and great photo too with that background. POD is always fascinated with these when we're in National Trust woodland. Not sure what she's looking for when she stares at them! Thanks for sharing with #alphabetphoto
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