For Mosaic Monday #100 Nick V linked a post from his NixPixMix blog which he called "Australia I.D."
I wonder if you also saw it whilst MM blog hopping? If not just follow the link above.
I was quite taken by this project so trawled through my massive pile of photos to come up with a tribute to Normandy.
Of course once I started playing with the postcard idea I had to send you one from the seaside.
M'selle Fleur did consider going in for a swim with her new friend last week but decided getting her paws wet was enough to be going on with.
Talking about beaches...……………..
The Senior Partner are heading off tomorrow to find us some sunshine again, this time to Tenerife in the Canary islands staying at the Royal Hideaway Corales Beach Hotel in Costa Adeje.
It is our first visit and we're looking forward to experiencing the island with a ride up to the summit of Mount Tiede in a cable car or possibly taking a boat trip and hopefully encountering dolphins and whales.
I'll still be hosting Mosaic Monday for the two weeks that we'll be away, keeping to the new timetable as it seems from your comments last week that it's working for most of you, however it could take me a while to get around to visiting your blogs.
Thank you for the pretty postcards from Normandy. You have the best of worlds there - seaside so near to lovely countryside. Enjoy your getaway to the sun! Thanks again for hosting MM, Maggie!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful holiday - whales and dolphins - loved your Normandy themed postcards. Thank you Maggie for your 102nd Mosaic Monday.
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Enjoy your get-a-way to Tenerife and bring back lots of "postcards" to share with us! I enjoyed your postcards from Normandy. Fleur is beautiful. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy staying in Tenerife. I find the postcard idea very good and shall make my Finland I.D. with better time. Lots of sun & relaxing!
ReplyDeleteWishing you both a super vacation in the sunshine! Sounds like it is lovely there!! The postcard idea is a good one. I would love to visit.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic place to go for a vacation! I have nothing but great things about Tenerife. We expect plenty of photos! Thank you for hosting, even on vacation!:)
ReplyDeleteIt’s a pleasure again... happy Mosaic Monday
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting, dear Maggie!
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Happy Monday, Thanks for those happy postcards.
ReplyDeleteHave a good week Maggie
much love...
Thank you for the acknowledgement, Maggie. Your postcard from Normandie is wonderful and a great invitation to visit this part of the world!
ReplyDeleteHave fun in the Canary Islands. We've visited there many many years ago and it was absolutely magical. Incidentally, the Canary Islands were named after DOGS, not BIRDS! Origin: from French "Canarie", via Spanish from Latin "Canaria" (insula) ‘(island) of dogs’, from "canis" ‘dog’, one of the islands being noted in Roman times for large dogs.
And I could not resist doing a "Greece I.D."... :-)
ReplyDeletePS: Thanks for hosting, Maggie.
ReplyDeleteBonjour from Quimper. Happy you are on holiday but sad to miss seeing you. Enjoy your trip. 😘
ReplyDeleteMaggie - lovely postcards! You may have started a trend!!! Enjoy your trip to Tenerife - hope it is sunny and joyful! Thanks for hosting MM, especially while you are on holiday!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful trip! It sounds lovely. I think you're going to love Disneyland Paris especially the castle! My daughter went last year and she was quite impressed.:-) kit
ReplyDeleteIt's only 5:30 on Monday here in Massachusetts (USA) but the link has already closed. Next week I will have to post on sunday to be sure I get a chance to join. I leave for work at 6:15 on Monday morning and don't always have a chance to get onto my computer before that..
ReplyDeleteNow this looks like loads of fun! Bon voyage -- have a wonderful trip!
ReplyDeleteI have to look up to see where the Canary Islands are! But your get away sounds delightful. No. Lily did not like the marmalade. They needed to cut the peels more thinly, but the rest of the family liked it. Our heat finally broke yesterday. Today it is breezy and cool, a welcome relief and I think our hot weather is behind us. Now for some moisture--Are we never satisfied with the weather. And if it is sun that you seek, Colorado had over 300 days of sun--not always warm, though. Enjoy your time away.
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