I missed posting for this challenge last week, but will manage a quick post for this week
Two students seen in Porto:
A couple of train carriages on a roof in London
Trains on top
A couple admiring some Azulejos on the Douro
Two women passing, seen in Warsaw:
Two
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I enjoyed the two words Adore and Endure pairing under the train cars.
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Love those trains Sue – very imaginative and perfect for the challenge. One wonders how the heck they got them up there!!
This could start a trend. Your ‘Ones’ could develop into ‘Twos’. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
Perhaps occasionally, Pete!
Love the two women passing!
Yes, especially as the far woman had her bag with Dos, Two, on it!!
Love these various images you captured in different place, Sue!
Thanks! I have more, but couldn’t lay my hands on them quickly!
Great stuff! I love the precarious carriages 🙂 🙂 Vivi’s post on Pinháo was lovely. Must get back up that way! Meeting Lynn Martin from Life after 50 at lunchtime. What a mad week! 🙂
But aren’t mad weeks some of the best?
Ask me on Sunday! Just back from meeting Lynn and her husband. Lovely people 🙂 🙂
Sunday??
When I’ve survived another week 🙂 🙂
😄😄😄
Love the trains! And – the ladies with Two and Dos!
Yay! 😊😊😊
I love those 2 trains, Sue! The sign beneath them is great, too.
They were rather fun!
That Warsaw one is a particular beauty.
Thankyou, Meg!
I like those trains, too. They’ve been up there for years – and I assume no-one is likely to rush into taking the down!
I rather think not!