Restless? Who me? You could say that. I don’t know quite when or where it all began, nor do I know when it will end, but I hope to enjoy it while I can. It’s not as though I don’t have beautiful places to wander to.
It’s sometimes a blessing and sometimes a curse. How is it that some people never have the urge to roam? (my husband being one of them) I only have to see a boat moored up to be champing at the bit. Take me with you!
Debbie set the theme Restless on her One Word Sunday challenge this week. How could I possibly not join in?
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You are right Jo, how could you not join in – beautiful. Great to see first thing in the morning.
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When I was looking at the these photos yesterday it was pouring here Mary. A good spirit lifter x
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Jo,
I feel with you. I didn’t realise the posts were beach umbrellas in Winter 🤔
Vanessa
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I haven’t often seen them look so naked but there was some bad weather the week before we arrived. Thanks Vanessa x
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What a perfect theme for you!
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Custom built xx
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what a perfect post, Jo! it is so you in the most beautiful and blessed way! thank you for taking us along! what a journey! 🙂
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I am blessed in many ways LolaWi and I’m not always fully appreciative. Thanks darlin xx
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Your restlessness takes you to places where you take some beautiful photos to share with us. And that I am grateful for 🙂
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Thanks, darlin. That’s so kind of you. 🙂 🙂
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I’m agreeing with Julie – a perfect theme for you, Jo. And so beautifully rendered here.
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Two blissful moments captured, Tish. Why not share them? 🙂 🙂 The wind is raging around here today but at least the rain has gone (for a little while 🙂 ) Thanks for your company!
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What a perfect theme for you. I agree. Either you have the urge to discover or you don’t. No matter which type of person you are, it’s all good.
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Boring if we were all the same, Julie, but me and Mick are a bit chalk and cheese. Seems to have worked so far 🙂 🙂
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I can so relate to that restlessness, Jo! My Mike, like yours, doesn’t have that urge to wander like I do! However, he does humor me by often being a good natured participant. I think Mick does that too. That’s so good of them, especially considering it’s not in their nature. 🙂
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Yes, there are times when Mick gets really fed up with it, Cathy, but by and large he’s happy to let me wander, and I do appreciate that. 🙂 🙂
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He’s a good sport, I think, Jo. You’re lucky! 🙂
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Restless minds are crucial in this lazier and lazier society… don’t change and spread it 😉
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Bless you, that’s kind, Eleazar 🙂 🙂
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I have that same restless nature too Jo. Some quite wonderful photos in this post, especially the first one and the last one.
Alison
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I did think I should probably have just used those 2 photos, Alison, but I never manage restraint either! So many failings in my nature 🙂 🙂 Thank you!
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Lol we all have our failings Jo 🙂
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That theme is all you, Jo! Beautiful photos. The last one…STUNNING!
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I can recall the moment, Jill, and it was wonderful. 🙂 🙂 Thanks a lot!
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You captured it beautifully, Jo. 🙂
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As Annika has said, this post was made for you, Jo! I am a kindred restless spirit, but alas I have to be more grounded these days! But I’m still on the lookout for places to go, and ways of achieving that!
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If I manage to notch up as much excitement as you over the years I’ll be doing fine, Sue. 🙂 🙂 You fight your limits every step of the way.
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Well, thank you, Jo! You’ve given me a nice warm glow, in addition to the happy feeling from meeting a friend for a coffee and pain au chocolat (my treat to myself after a half mile walk into town!) a good afternoon!
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Jo, the theme was meant for you!! I’m the same, always wanting to explore, try new adventures whilst my husband is more laid back, cautious but always willing! Thank you for sharing the beautiful photos, a welcome reminder of the sea, sun and summer after some stormy cold days.😀
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Yesterday was an atrocious day, Annika! I couldn’t even watch tennis because it was rained off. 🙂 🙂 Poor me! I bet you’re so sorry for me. Mick never is, and he does kick against it sometimes, but why shouldn’t he? He’s a good-hearted guy.
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Tennis?? I hadn’t really noticed!! I’m in full GCSE mode at the moment. Gosh, you never really realise how your parents suffer through the exams! Only a week and half to go. Enjoy the tennis and hope the ball can fly straight!
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Ugh! GCSEs are long distant memories for mine. Soggy today again 😦
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Don’t know roam – move about or travel aimlessly or unsystematically, especially over a wide area – what is it called when it is done systematically.? 😀 😀 😀
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That must be Jo-gging, Drake? What do you think? X
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Yeah “jo-gging” – wonderful name for a monday walk… 😀
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All Your photos are great, but the last one is my favorite. I see correct, You had e-bikes! Must be lovely to bike. Thank You presenting these photos.
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I cheated Sartenada! Not my bike. Thanks a lot x
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I didn’t realise you were in a perpetual state of hanker, even though you are restlessjo. I’m a beneficiary, because you have an inexhaustible supply of wonderful things you see – like those slender masts. And the birds with their shadows. And I’m a sucker for daisies too. They’re daisychain daisies. What are the poles? Grateful hugs .
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Beach umbrellas in their Winter state. I don’t usually hanker when I’m watching tennis or reading a good book in the garden… and you are lovely as well as very observant. Thank you! XX
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Brilliant post Jo. The first shot is perfect for the theme. And the last one is simply gorgeous. Restless, inquisitive, energetic – they all go together.
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Thanks Debs! I shall tell that to the other half xx
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Gorgeous photos.
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Thank you! 🙂 🙂
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Adore both the first and the last photos….
One for the originality of its composition and the other for being extremely classical….
You know I love your posts , (where your ” Jorestlessness ” is so visible and unique ) and admire your articles and shots intensely….and with a bit of envy…. (I’ m more similar to your husband ,you know!….)………………..
Hugs,
A.
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I wish that I could be contented in my life, Anna, and not always hankering after somewhere else. I do try to be happy with what I’ve got, and I do have plenty, don’t I? And a lovely guy who tolerates all this. 🙂 🙂 Thanks a lot for always being there with your support.
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I love that first photo of the bike! skills!
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Thank you kindly, sir 🙂 🙂
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