Let’s have a touch of serenity!
Heaven knows, we need it at this time of year. Serenity, for me, usually involves water. The gentle bobbing of boats and whisper of tide, lapping shore. A frond or two of green, framing sky and sea. A powder puff of cloud….
Not so serene if you’re down there digging for clams, I suspect
The perfect fan!
Swing, anyone?
Maybe a little music?
Or the ghosts of anchors
Do any of these say Serene to you? Let’s give it one last try.
Tavira is lovely, don’t you think? Perhaps that should have been my six words. Do go and have some fun with Debbie. Happy weekend!
Oh I do yes and so are your photos of it sweetheart!
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Thanks, darlin! Have a good week 🙂 🙂
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Wunderschöne Gegenlicht – Aufnahmen mit dem Wasser…
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Danke, Ernst 🙂 🙂
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PS now I can understand why you want to live there…
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Oh Jo so lovely and the serenity has calmed me down after a very stressful Sunday battling a stubborn Ipad that refused to work…
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Thanks, darlin! I have a new phone and tablet arriving later this week and I am NOT looking forward to getting used to them. 😦 Technology- pah!
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Yes just get used to one type then along comes another. Still they say we need the brain to keep being stimulated, use it or lose it…📲💻👀🧠
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All would work for my idea of serenity. I especially like image #3 of the deep blue sky and clouds. 🙂
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Thanks Patrick. I love that one too x
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Quite a few of those deserve the ‘serene’ title! I have a whole catalogue of sunset photos taken from my bedroom balcony over Bantry Bay which I find very calming.
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Bantry Bay’s a lovely spot. I think we caught a glimpse of sunshine, through the rain. 🙂 🙂
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A wonderful gallery Jo.
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Thank you very much! X
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