For One Word Sunday this week, Debbie challenged us to come up with pink in our images. Can’t do that, I thought, but a quick search in my archives gave a different answer! So here goes, with some Street Art, some pink doors and a pink clad female.
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You do pink quite nicely!
😀😀 thank So!
Great finds in your pink archives, Sue. That little piggy isn’t so little. 🙂
No, more like a gluttonous old thing!
Challenge, nailed, Sue. And I love that street art.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks, Pete!
Galleries! Fun! Don’t be getting up to any mischief when I’m not around. 🙂 🙂
Oh, I just might try….
And Hitchcock framed in pink too. Marvellous.
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Very cute! Loving this gallery 🙂
Thank you!
Lovely pink shots Sue!
Thank you, Karen!
Well done Sue! I’d have been happy with flowers, but this is more exciting. I love those pink doors, and I know that pig rather well!
Thats for hunting these out
Is that pig still there? Street art changes so rapidly in some areas
Now you ask, I think they have gone – the building has changed ownership / “leaseship” and I think the art outside has gone a little more whacky. It’s a street I used to go to regularly for business meetings, but haven’t been for a while now. For me, the pigs are well established in my view of the street.
But as we know, nothing lasts for long…..
Pink doesn’t spring to mind when I think of you, but you made it!
You are right regarding me and pink! A colour I rarely wear, and it has to be a greyish pink….and I don’t see myself as a ‘pink’ person at all
Oh good, you are back 🙂
Indeed! 😊😊 and glad you are!
You really are in the pink… well done…
Thanks, Pauline! London’s East End to thank for these
Some very quirky pinks in your repertoire Sue.
Indeed, Jude! I was surprised to find I had so many….
You did a good job!
Surprised myself!
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