Welcome to the Sunday Stills Monthly Colour Challenge hosted by Terry Webster Schrandt.
The challenge this week is Lava (black-brown, black, and/or orange)
The first images are from the remains of Rougemont castle in Exeter. Rougemont or Exeter Castle was originally a Roman Legionary Fortress, then morphed into a Saxon fortified burh. It’s known locally for the trial and conviction of the ‘four Devon witches’. They were the last individuals to be executed for witchcraft in England.
Inside one of the lime kilns on Lindisfarne.
This memorial was in a country park we visited.
My friend and I were visiting another friend who lived outside Boston. This was taken by the Nubble Lighthouse.
One of the spectacular sunsets we had at our previous house.
According to The Crystal Bible by Judy Hall, Jasper is known as ‘the supreme nurturer. It sustains and supports during times of stress, and brings tranquility and wholeness.’ Red Jasper is said to be aligned to the root chakra.
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Some wonderful colours here Cathy – great choices for this week’s Sunday Stills challenge. I went literal in my post!
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Your gorgeous images personify the colors of lava perfectly, Cathy! Love that sunset, oh my goodness!
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Thanks so much, Terri. We had a few sunsets like that, they were incredible.
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I couldn’t take my eyes off of that Jasper!
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It’s gorgeous, isn’t it.
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Stunning photos, as usual, Cathy. That photo of the lime kiln is especially good.
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Thanks, Wendy. I was a little eerie in there.
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Beautiful images Cathy, I have never been to Lindisfarne and it looks like a wonderful place to visit 💚 Wishing you and sweet Flynn a happy Monday and a peaceful new week 🤗💕🐕 xxx
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Thank you, Xenia 🤗 Lindisfarne is a lovely place to visit 💕🐕💕xxx
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Love your choices for the theme last week. That last picture of the jasper is beautiful
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Thank you, Kirstin.
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