Well, I saw some blue in Portugal in the shape of Azulejos tiles, OK, blue diluted with lots of white, but as they fit the prompt today:
I also have some more blue, with lots of white, from Lanzarote – blue sky, blue door, blue balcony:
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They both work for me, Sue. The tiles are lovely.
Best wishes, Pete.
Glad you like them, Pete! I loved the Azulejos
I can never resist a Portuguese tile! And The Lanzarote shot has wonderful blues and a great shadow. Thanks Sue
Result, then!
Whilst the tiles are pretty I’d be more than happy to be staying in that lovely little house – sitting on the balcony with a lovely cold drink and hopefully admiring a view of the sea ;-)😎
Yes a good sea view from there!
You stayed in the house?
Oh no, not that one, but did stay in a villa with my friends…but no sea view there!
Shame! I have always fancied a villa with a sea view 🙂
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Always love blue tiles.
They do look good, don’t they!
Both are beautiful. Love the blue tile!
Thanks, Amy! Those tiles are always a draw
That’s a cool shadow Sue!
Oh, it was rather good, wasn’t it?
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