My very own! Lemon singular, though the tree promises more.
Someone else’s lemons, and washing… 
Marilyn? 
Matching car to house 
You can leave your hat… off
Algarve Cycle Trail 
Gas canisters 
West to east
Bottled gas is often used in Portugal. It was a number of years before our street went over to mains. Till then the gas bottle sat on the doorstep.
Around the roundabout 
the fish leap 
and dive 
and swim away!
Santa Luzia, where I’ve whiled away many an hour. Also on the Algarve Cycle Trail, strewn in places with beautiful osteospernum.
Life in Colour– with Jude. Mostly yellow!
restlessjo 
Very cheerful yellows, Jo. I love that roundabout particularly. I could spend an hour or two just driving around that.
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Or you can grab a bench on the front and watch the tide come and go, and the fishermen, Graham 🙂 🙂
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Beautiful photos Jo but I am most struck by your lemon, and the others to follow. What a joy to be able to grow your own fruit!
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One at a time, Sue 🤣💕
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Excellent gathering of yellow! 🙂 Well done, Jo.
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A little spying on the neighbours, Frank 🙂 🙂 Home sweet home!
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You make me think of the song –
Lemon tree very pretty
And the lemon flower is sweet
But the fruit of the poor lemon
Is impossible to eat
– which I always thought was utter nonsense! Lemon gives zing to everything.
A zingy post.
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I have to say, I love the zing too, Anabel! Thank you very much 🙂 🙂
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Loved all the yellows but the Lemon itself is really great. Hope you added a slice to a g. & t. – what else should the first lemon be used for?
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I knew you’d say that, and it’s sacrilegious I know, but I don’t drink gin, Mari 🙂 🙂
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Wat did you do with your one lemon?
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Well, I don’t like gin so it didn’t go into any G&Ts 🙂 🙂 In herbal teas and with barbecued chicken, Dawn.
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Oh how special to have your own lemons. Wonderful yellows 😀
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Only one so far, Cee, but just the beginning, we hope. 🙂 🙂 Thanks, darlin!
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Love gallery of yellow, Jo.
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Such a vibrant, happy colour, isn’t it? 🙂 🙂 Thanks, Miriam!
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What a great color to brighten up a winter day! Lovely pictures Jo… 🙂
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Jude’s inspiration really, Meg 😊❤️ Thank you!
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I always thought yellow was yellow. Seems I was wrong. So many shades. 🙂
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Golden, lemon, or as we say here in Portugal, amarelo 🤗💕
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A lovely collection of yellows! I do like the Marilyn, and the lovely roundabout! That was interesting reading about the gas bottles!
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The roundabout is in one of my favourite places. 🤗💕 We thought it was a very strange system with the gas bottles when we first came here, but everywhere is different! Not sorry to see the back of them though 🤣💕
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And it is all yellow! So many shades of yellow Jo, nice and vibrant! Here, these are for you 🌼🌻💛🙂
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Thank you kindly, Sling 🤗💕 Can I send you some rain? 🤣☔💕
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Did you already send some Jo, it hasn’t arrived yet though, how about a blizzard?
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That would be too unkind 🙂 🙂
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So considerate! 🙂
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🤣💕
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Wonderful colours and photos Jo, from those zesty lemons to the gorgeous happy flowers! 🍋🌼
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Happy colours, aren’t they? Spreading sunshine 🌞🌻🌼💕
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Absolutely. The colour of happiness! 🌼💛😊
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Well your lemon tree is still very small.🍋 I’m thinking getting one, hopefully the citrus nursery will be open when we can travel a bit further from home. Thank you for seeking the yellows in your neighbourhood, with all the blue and white it must be a happy place. The osteos by the way are Gazanias. Similar, but different and both called African daisies 🌼🌼
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I can never spell the osteo one – Gazanias are easier 🤣🤣
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Yellow is such a happy colour 🙂 Love the flowers and the tiling round the roundabout, and congratulations on your very own lemon, I hope your tree grows many more soon 🙂 🙂
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The neighbours all have much bigger trees, Eunice, but one day my little lemon tree will catch up. 🤣💕 Nice to spread a bit of sunshine. Raining today 🙄☔💕
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Yellow just makes me smile. Thanks for brightening my morning, Jo!
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Mine too! It’s raining here, Jill 🥰☔💕
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We’re getting rain and cold temps tomorrow. 😦
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Shock, horror – my side of the electric blanket went bang last night! Nothing to do but cuddle 🤣💕
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Lovely yellows all around and aren’t those osteospernum just beautiful! PS Is this Monday a Walk Monday? Need to get my calendar correct……for posting.
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They are, and yes, it is! I’m still thinking 🙂 🙂
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Love the lemons. I can never get over seeing them growing on trees!Silly, I know.
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I would like mine to grow a little faster, but I don’t actually use many so it doesn’t really matter. It has a lot of neighbours to compete with 🙂 🙂
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Great set of Yellows, Jo
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Something for everyone, Sue! Oh- perhaps not! I forgot the dilapidation 🙂 🙂
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What a fabulous gallery – and quintessentially Portuguese.
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Absolutely- all more or less on my doorstep ) 🙂 I love that word, kwintessentially! Thanks, Margaret!
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I kwite like the way you spell it 😉
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