White broom and a salt mountain
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restlessjo 
So poetical title and so wonderful photo!!!!!!!!!!!
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Another beautiful Algarve day! I am blessed 🙂 🙂 Thanks, Efi! Sending hugs 🙂
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Sending back a big heap of hugs!!!!!!!
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The white broom is unusual – is it scented?
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Mildly 🙂 🙂
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I’m way behind in reading blogs! Been busy editing photos for blog posts and reading whilst resting the foot, which seems OK now – well as OK as it always is.
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Glad the foot’s a bit better. You’ve maybe twisted something when you were peering into the lens getting those wonderful shots. Gardening and photography probably not ideal for dodgy old limbs. You’ll have to start still lives, ‘a la Sue’ 🙂 🙂
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No interest in ‘still lifes’ and other people do them better than me. Funny thing is I damaged my foot simply lying on the sofa reading a book. I must have trapped a nerve, but it was excruciatingly painful for several hours.
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Get up and walk, Madam! Fab, but exhausting, morning in the hills. Sitting on my perch; waiting for settees to arrive 👣🐤🐇🌝👀💕
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What a love
Y sparkely sea and so blue
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One of our favourite things here, Pauline- the shimmer on the sea 🙂 🙂
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Two unusual forms of white, Jo! I’ve seen yellow and red brooms, this white one looks so tender and sweet. I love the idea of a salt mountain … I suppose you can’t go climbing on it?! 😀🌺
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They’re pretty common around here, Annika. The salt is piled up before processing. I suspect you’d sink in if you tried climbing up, so let me know and I’ll stand by to give you a hand out. 🙂 🙂 More broom tomorrow!
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