Where do we go from here?
Peeping through the fence 
Down the lane 
Newly planted avocado trees 
Love the drama of branches 
And the cheerfulness of flowers
Life is a little more restricted this weekend, but these were Found in the Neighbourhood. Hope you have a good one! See you Monday, with a walk.
restlessjo 
Terrific post Jo – thanks for sharing your world with us. I especially loved the treatment on the B&W branches. Well captured!
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Thanks a lot, Tina! Just made it past the post in time 🙂 🙂 The previous post was mostly black and white and I got a taste for it.
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Fantastic photos, Jo. There’s always something new and exciting to capture in our neighborhood 🙂 thanks for sharing and have a good evening 😊 Aiva
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Many thanks, Aiva 🙂 🙂 It’s a nice neighbourhood.
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Thanks for sharing the beauty, Jo. 🥰
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Beauty is for sharing, Janet 🙂 🙂 Happy weekend!
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Lovely shots Jo: especially that b&w landscape.
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That’s my favourite, Su 🙂 🙂 Thanks!
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You don’t have to walk far to find beauty in your lovely part of the world.
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It’s true, Karen 🙂 🙂
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How poignant, Jo! Where DO we go from here? My first thought was that here in the States we’re on the cusp of a much-needed political sea change. The path ahead may be rocky, but we sure are ready! Gorgeous photos. I love “Down the Lane.” 🙂 ~Terri
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It seemed to fit with the Lens Artist’s photo challenge this week, Terri, and I often have local shots that I don’t really use. Thanks for your lovely company 🙂 🙂
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Love the scroll 😊
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Me too! And the view beyond is great. But my favourite is the black and white lattice of branches. 🙂 🙂 Good match- right result!
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Yes. The black and white shot suits bare branches.
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Lovely photos, especially the last one of the water…gorgeous! Nice to see the blue skies, they have been few and far between over here recently.
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So I’ve heard. 😦 I do love my sparkle on water. Thank you 🙂 🙂
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Intriguing, beautiful photos, Jo! It adds an element of fun to read your captions. I especially love the “drama of branches.” Hope all is well.🙂
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I was playing with black and white for the previous post, Erica, and I especially liked that one, so there it is 🤗💕
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delightful images of your beautiful neighborhood, Jo. and i’m so in love with your ever blue skies! thanks for sharing. love the drama of the b/w!
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Always something pretty to see, LolaWi 🤗💕 and mostly blue skies!
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Love the places to go and things to see in this post, especially in that first picture showing a tiny snippet of something simple yet interesting. Happy weekend!
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Beyond that scroll is a huge old chapel, which one day someone might restore, hopefully. 🙂 🙂 Meantime the back lanes are always good for a stroll.
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Where do we go from here, indeed, Jo?
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Well, right now, up on the roof, Sue, but shortly to Marie’s 🤣🤣💕
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Very good!
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That gorgeous blue sky certainly isn’t under any restrictions!
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Never! A bit of a breeze today, Jill, but I’m coping well 🤗💕
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These are charming views – wonderful pictures!
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My back lanes, Meg 🤗💕 Thanks!
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A good collection for my Saturday morning. Given the status of today’s situation across the globe, you posed an excellent question.
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Can only get better, Frank? 🤔💕
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You’re right: the last shot is the cherry on the top! That water is glorious.
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Always 🤗💕
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Your neighbourhood is always beautiful – in any colour any time of the year, Jo. Yes…where do we go from here? Wishing you a serene weekend.
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It’s a fair question, hon, sadly. But at least we’re asking 🤗💕
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♥
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You’ll always go the distance, Jo. Thankfully, you seem to have some lovely walks in your area. The lock down is getting irksome now. I try not to be silly and complain about it: there are enough people doing that but it’s no one’s fault and at least governments are trying to do what’s right even fi they don’t always get it right. I do miss my family though and it doesn’t get any better as Christmas approaches. Keep well and keep safe.
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I’m trying hard to keep my mind away from the big C, Mari. I can’t go there without getting emotional. I may need your company in the weeks ahead. Thank you! 🙂 🙂
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Nice structure, with words on pictures. I’m prowling reader because I should be writing the day – that’s much harder than reading your lovely writing!
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Exactly so! Great to have you stop by for breakfast. Just made coffee and there’s Greek yogurt and muesli. Probably not to your taste but the company’s ok 🙂 🙂 I never did get to respond, but I will. Always with a hug, Meg!
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Absolutely to my taste. What I breakfast on daily at home. And the company? Superb!
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Almost lights out time now. 🙂 🙂 I’m just catching up on the day’s comments with a naughty consoling glass of red. I spent the evening at Marie’s, watching a certain tennis player with whom you have no patience. Cheers, m’dear! Much too early for you to raise a glass.
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Who says???
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🙂 🙂 Hugs, lovely lady!
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Lovely: Both b/w and colour.
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Thanks, darlin 🙂 🙂 Happy Saturday!
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