A finished project

That's right!  A finished project.  I don't often have those so we need to celebrate.

Here are 91 to 100.

Day 91 Solva harbour at dusk

Day 92 A visit (probably our last) to the rock that Roger and Andy used to walk to when Andy was little. And where Andy proposed to Naomi

Day 93 Sea bass. Dinner with friends to say goodbye to Pembrokeshire

Day 94 The sea from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Day 95 Relaxing back home after a tiring few days completing the sale of my Dad's house

Day 96.  I cheated a bit with this one.   I didn't feel at all well so I sat and watched stage 1 of the Tour de France on the TV all day.  This is my photo of Reeth from 2012 which the tour went through.

Day 97 A busy week is over and my planner is up to date

Day 98  A new colour for my nails. Plus a Skype call with Kenny & Betsy made me very happy but forgot to take a photo

Day 99 Waffle, maple syrup & bacon and a fruit smoothie. Yummy. At Shake, Waffle & Roll

Day 100 Celebrating the sale of Dad's house with my Life group. Additionally celebrating #100 of #100happydays.

And it's done.  100 photos over 100 days.

Thanks for stopping by.
Bernice

Summer Photography Scavenger Hunt

Each summer Rinda sets a Summertime Photography Scavenger Hunt which people all over the world take part in.

I managed to complete the 2013 challenge.

This year's challenge started on June 1st but I have been busy with setting up the Culture of Honour blog, keeping up with #100happydays and the final clearing out of my Dad's house and its sale, amongst other things.   So I held back on starting the hunt but whilst I was in Pembrokeshire I did gather one or two of the photos.

5. A rack of postcards. This was on the door of a Bistro in Porthgain, Pembrokeshire.

7. A rural landscape.  This view was taken from Hanbury Church, Worcestershire on our way to Pembrokeshire.

16. A sign in a language other than English.  I took several photos of signs in English and Welsh but chose this one because I love that it says that you could get a on a ship here in 1840 to sail to America for £4.

20. A bus with a picture painted on its sides.  Apparently this bus is called the Celtic Coaster.  We have always called it the Puffin Shuttle!

And a close up of the Puffin.

I hope you have enjoyed the start of my scavenger hunt.

Thanks for stopping by
Bernice

Summer of Color Week 4

Continuing with my theme of combining Summer of Color with Music Monday I got out the Gelli Plate again and played with this week's two main colours - pink and apple green.

To be honest I wasn't very impressed with any of them but then I had spent all of about 10 minutes on pulling prints.  In the end I chose this one for the background and put some sticker letters on for the title and printed out part of the song and stuck it down.

Thanks for stopping by
Bernice