When I first saw Greenthumb's January Scavenger Hunt, I thought it was such a good idea! Spending a month hunting for photos? Wonderful!
Unfortunately, I was so down with laryngitis that I didn't think I could make it. Still, I decided this past week, that I began to feel better and go out again, to just give it a shot (!) and try to collect as many photos as possible to take part. So, here's what I could find the last minute .
12 :...are the hats my pupils made during our eTwinning European project.
PRODUCE : Orange trees are heavy with fruit this time of year. These here are from my garden, soon to be eaten!
STATUE: I took this photo in Florence last November. I left it for the end, since I couldn't find a statue in my town espcecially for the hunt, wereas I took loads of photos of statues on this trip!
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What I look mostly forward to, is comparing the themed photos, as each photographer has a different view of things, not to mention a different context they live in. That will be interesting to see!
Make sure you drop by Greenthumb's wonderful blog called Made with Love. It sure is! And if you liked this month's Scavenger Hunt, you can take part in her February Hunt yourself. For more details, visit her Scavenger Hunt page.
And let me remind you of my TWO GIVEAWAYS!
Unfortunately, I was so down with laryngitis that I didn't think I could make it. Still, I decided this past week, that I began to feel better and go out again, to just give it a shot (!) and try to collect as many photos as possible to take part. So, here's what I could find the last minute .
FOOD: Olive oil is the food of the month for my family. Fresh olive oil and oregano on homemade toasted bread (enter the olive oil giveaway here). Yummy!
WARM: Warm cocoa with a touch of cinammon is the drink that has been warming me up throughout January.
COLD: My feet. Always.
A VIEW: Mount Parnassus in snow. The best wintery view right outside my school.
A VIEW: Mount Parnassus in snow. The best wintery view right outside my school.
12 :...are the hats my pupils made during our eTwinning European project.
DOOR : I simply adore old doors. This photo was taken yesterday in Egio.
PRODUCE : Orange trees are heavy with fruit this time of year. These here are from my garden, soon to be eaten!
BLUE: the sky above the church
MAILBOX & REFLECTION (2 categories in 1 photo): a mailbox outside the post office and my reflection while I'm taking the photo. See my legs?
SIGN : One of my favourite shops in Egio, since childhood. It sells candy, nuts, dried fruit, chocolate, spices, freshly roasted coffee and many more. You can find the shop just by following the amazing smell of roasting coffee beans !
STATUE: I took this photo in Florence last November. I left it for the end, since I couldn't find a statue in my town espcecially for the hunt, wereas I took loads of photos of statues on this trip!
Make sure you drop by Greenthumb's wonderful blog called Made with Love. It sure is! And if you liked this month's Scavenger Hunt, you can take part in her February Hunt yourself. For more details, visit her Scavenger Hunt page.
And let me remind you of my TWO GIVEAWAYS!
These are the links:
Looking forward to your entries!
I love your photos, you've taken some brilliant ones. The cocoa looks delicious and that bread, oh it has made so hungry - that looks really delicious too!
ReplyDeleteI was so happy when I saw that you had posted your photos for the Scavenger hunt they are great. I love your food and door photos just lovely. I hope you have fun finding next months list. Greenthumb.
ReplyDeleteThe bread looks delicious, I agree! I love your view, it's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photographs! I could eat the bread right now! It must be wonderful to pick oranges from your garden. Could we see photos of your garden one day. I bet it is full of lovely things.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see your area of the world and your beautiful photos. I'm glad you have recovered from laryngitis and I'm sure hot chocolate felt good on the way down! Can't imagine how wonderful it would be to have oranges growing in a garden! Delicious!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to see your take on the Photo scavenger hunt. You have gorgeous photos.
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
Beautiful photos, so interesting to see your side of the world.
ReplyDelete~ShannonAnn
Fab photos as always xx
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, I especially like the food and door ones.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're feeling better! I love all your photos - it transported me for a moment to Greece :)Sun!
ReplyDeleteThank you Laura! Glad you liked the photos!
DeleteLovely photos. I love the door but love them all really! Suzy x
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful photos. I love that old door and that slice of toasted bread with olive and oregano left me wanting some too.
ReplyDeleteA lovely selection of photos and I love the olive oil toast - my favourite snack.
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