Shades of green….

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Copied from the song written by Johnny Cash. And I recall that in some Amazonian languages there are forty different words to describe 'green' in all its shades!

Again I want to see and do
The things we've done and seen
Where the breeze is sweet as Shalimar
And there's forty shades of green
A view of countryside Ehiopia.
Looking from our front door. I miss those two dogs so so much!
Green in the evening
Our bamboo is beautiful, but needs trimming de temps en temps.
Green in the sunset, which is always a magnificent background.
A place for a real special holiday!
And there is a lake next to the holiday house above!
I love this view, and have so many happy memories of sitting at the front of the hotel with friends for a marchiato.
Green wall, green shirt and green eyes!
I’m not sure who caught it!
Green in the middle of high rise Melbourne.
Humans are capable of messing up most things!
Sheer beauty.
Looking at our home town through a screen of green.
Green water.
I love the colour.
Green waiting for green.
It will rain some time, soon I hope.

Dominic Cartier.

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An old man with little time, simultaneously, a lot of time, and lots to say - with opinions, born of life's lessons, on many subjects.

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3 thoughts on “Shades of green….”

  2. Magnificent. I would have liked to see a title on some of them, like the lake at the holiday house – you don’t say where it was. Or the crocodile. But it was a great series. Oh, and I liked the green animal with six legs and whiskers.

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