Tina asks us to be colourful – and that feels good after a summer with no flowers, no natural colours here in Skåne, Sweden, except yellow and brown.
First, I would like to present an ordinary summer’s typical Swedish summer house…
…and then a sparkling Japanese Camellia. Flowers are inevitable photo objects when it comes to colour!
Two family members are celebrating colourful birthdays during summer.
And not that seldom we all go to enjoy Neil’s Yard in London, where walking in colours always makes my spirit jump with joy. Possible even when flowers are out of season…
Finally, I wish you a colourful and inspiring weekend!
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Annonser
Amazing colourful captures worthy of good quality sunglasses. But you with your multiple names remain the most colourful item in this post. And I must congratulate you as unlike the American moderators, you can spell. In a sense I can still understand how they can omit the u, what I cannot understand is why Leya is spelled Anne-Christine in American!
You are funny, Abrie, and so is the American English😉
Beautiful colourful captures Ann-Christine, I used to love going to Neal’s Yard when we lived in London :o) xxx
Lovely colours Ann-Christine!
I am glad you like them!
What a gorgeous, colorful collection, Ann-Christine! I especially love that summer cottage. It looks like something out of a fairy tale. Maybe I could spend a night there or two if I’m very, very good??!?
Well…then you must be very, very good…but you are – aren’t you?
😊😊😊
Ugh. I try. 😦
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A very tutti-frutti mix of colours. It’s a very uplifting post because of the fabulous colours.
Thank you – I am glad it feels uplifting. Tutti-frutti is a good label.
I would love a holiday in that cute summer house
So would I!
Love that house and garden! Neil’s Yard Dairy has some amazing cheese as well as those colors.
janet
;-D
Ohhh, love that summer house garden! So colourful!
Many people are very particular about their gardens here – and they are lovely. Sorry to say, I am not that skilled…
From the photos you have shown of your garden it looks lovely!
If the weather is good…
Wonderful choices Ann-Christine. Love the brightly colored package especially
Thank you, Tina.
Beautiful set of colorful collection, Ann-Christine! 🙂
Here everything has turned brown too… So wonderful to see these beautiful flowers. 🙂
Thank you, Amy. Colours and flowers are a great joy in life. 😊
Such a lovely selection of colours. I adore the summer cottage colours as well as all the colours on the wrapping paper and ribbons.
I am glad you like them! I so miss the usual summer house views this year.
🙂 🙂
Oooh, you’ve reminded me to get a move on and go to Neil’s Yard..”it’s many years since I last went
😉
Hair by Fairy looks like fun, Leya 🙂 🙂 Or a challenge! I was thinking flowers, I must admit. Not got around to it yet. Our brown has long been replenished by the rain and is zingy green again. Happy Sunday!
Happy Sunday, Jo!
Ooo, I like your selection and this theme! 🙂 I just hope I’ll be able to do my post since it’s my last week in Slovenia before I return home and it will be busybusybusy.
Thank you, Manja – I hope you will too!