Loungers and towels at the Pavilion Pool aboard Queen Mary 2.
The pattern of loungers with blue covers is broken by one rogue yellow cover.
Posted as part of Jude’s 2020 Photo Challenge, specifically: Break the pattern, disrupt the continuity in some way.
Gaslight, New Orleans
Posted as part of January Squares, the theme for which is words ending in light.
A modest and understated engagement ring.
The woman pouring this champagne has clearly gone through a trothplight ritual (plighted her troth??). I took this photo during a ritual of a different sort — a champagne tasting on Queen Mary 2.
Posted as part of January Squares, the theme for which is words ending in light.
A member of a fire-dancing troupe, Vanuatu.
Posted as part of January Squares, the theme for which is words ending in light.
Where to next?!
Even if you can’t visit one of the genuine Champagne houses in person, you can always raise a glass of this most delectable beverage.
Friday 18 October is the 10th annual #ChampagneDay
Deck shuffleboard, Queen Mary 2.
Posted as part of October Squares Lines&Squares
I don’t know if this spiky and jagged object atop the funnel of Steamboat Natchez (New Orleans) serves a purpose or whether it is only decorative, but it would be a nasty place to land.
March’s square theme is Spiky Squares (spiky, jagged, pointy, bristly, serrated, prickly, spiny, and/or barbed)
The spiky points on this gate/fence guarding a dock on the Hudson River, New York City, would certainly keep me out!
March’s square theme is Spiky Squares (spiky, jagged, pointy, bristly, serrated, prickly, spiny, and/or barbed)
You couldn’t possibly overlook this house!
Here’s a rather shocking colour for a house. This is in Kerala, India.
