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Today is a blue day at Color my World Daily and we celebrate clothes pegs (or clothespins if you are in Canada… I had to do a Google search for the theme) at Looking close on Friday.
I had those tiny clothes pegs or clothespins forever, so it is a perfect time to use them in a picture. As a laundry expert (or so I like to think), clothes pegs should have no secrets for me… Unfortunately most of the time I use a dryer so my clothes pegs are rather useless now… But I really loved the colors of those tiny clothes pegs so I bought them… The tiny red clothespin is about 3cm and the other very old one is a normal size clothespin.
I hope you will like it !! See you later my friends !!
Mucho, mucho amor for you all !!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and well!!
For Macro Mondays - Game Pieces.
My father-in-law's cribbage board, circa 1945.
Setting sun through white plantation shutter, right.
2.25 in in greatest dimension.
While standing still in a traffic jam with our van, I made this clothes peg in love for Smile on Saturday
Maybe you like it ...or maybe not ;-)
Happy Smile on Saturday
Tuning pegs on my guitar
for the Macro Monday challenge: "Musical instrument"
My MM 2025 set: Here
previous years of the Macro Mondays challenge:
My 2024 set: Here
My 2023 set: Here
My 2022 set: Here
My 2021 set: Here
My 2020 set: Here
My 2019 set: Here
My 2018 set: Here
My 2017 set: Here
My 2016 set: Here
My 2015 set: Here
My 2014 set: Here
My 2013 set: Here
Plenty of semaphore and locomotive assets on display at Peak Forest in this shot which hasn't previously seen the light of day.
The camera time says 5.12am but, given a more relaxed approach about changing it back then, it might just be an hour later. Either way it was pretty early and the morning mist still hadn't lifted.
I didn't ID the number of the Shed disappearing towards Great Rocks but one of the two Tugs in the frame is 60010, and the Shed at far right is 66009.
The signalman can be seen standing in the box, probably waiting to throw the levers back.
Commenting off, thanks.
Possibly 5.12am, 28th April 2014
Smile on Saturday theme: clothes pegs
thank you for your kind comments and favs. all are greatly appreciated. HSoS
La iglesia arciprestal de la Asunción de Nuestra Señora de Pego es el más importante templo católico de esta localidad, de estilo renacentista, construida en el siglo xvi sobre las ruinas de otra iglesia más pequeña, realizada a su vez sobre los restos de la mezquita de Uxola.
It's been a long time since these pegs were last used. .The last time I photographed them was in May 2017 but not from this PoV.
Also #25/365 Deja Vu:122 pictures in 2022"
De chalés de lujo a paraíso grafitero
— Así se explica el actual estado de la urbanización Penya Roja en Pego, donde el proyecto de lujo inicial con cerca de 1.200 viviendas pasó a ...
Sitting in the garden yesterday, really Hot, enjoying cup of coffee with my wife.... The washing was on the line Bright and colourful
My eye was drawn to the row of pegs holding it all together
That was the inspiration for this image we all use different pegs to
Keep it all together in Life.... Sometimes the more the merrier....
Having been inspired, got my camera, just a couple of shots
and about an hour on photoshop.... Hoping you like the end result
MM the small peg is just 4cm long the smaller peg is 3cm long total of both pegs in the shot is 6.3cm.
Leave one peg standing in this brain teaser and you are considered a genius. I've gotten down to 2 pegs which makes me pretty smart according to the criteria
Macro Mondays 'junk drawer' theme.
I don't have much of a junk drawer anymore as after a huge clear out a couple of years ago I now try not to keep stuff that 'might be useful one day'. However I did find these mini pegs, once used for pegging Christmas cards to string.
The image measures 2.5" in width>
I don't know about you, but pegs were like socks here, they kept disappearing. We use these stainless steel ones these days, they last forever and don't rust. Must be better for the environment I guess.
There is a big bonus with these ones as opposed to the old, coloured plastic ones - you don't have to match the same colour pegs for any given piece of washing, preferably the same colour as the item of washing if possible. You just can't have 2 different coloured pegs on the same piece of washing, it's simply wrong! Or is it just me who is OCD like that? And don't get me started on stacking the dishwasher, suffice to say that if my wife stacks it, I unstack and restack ........... ;)
These guys still aren't lawn mower-proof unfortunately and I suspect that was the fate of the old plastic and wood ones.
Have a great new week everyone!
The flower fairy was out checking for signs of Spring today, but there doesn't seem to be much happening in the garden yet. I think she's hoping it warms up soon. :)
On close examination of several pics from this encounter, it appears that this young male has an old injury to it's right leg
The curlew is a bird which is highly skilled in avoiding yours truly.
So it was a nice surprise to get a very close encounter, with the bird happily chattering away without concern.
Numbers of this stunning bird are sadly on the decline, so it was nice to see them doing well locally.
The Eurasian Curlew is classified as Near Threatened on the global IUCN Red List. In the UK, it is on the Red List of Birds of Conservation Concern—the highest conservation priority. The UK breeding population is suffering severe declines, with extinction predicted in Wales by the early 2030s without intervention.
Curlew - Numenius
North Moor Road Summerbridge - Yorkshire Dales
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