Jude at Travel Worlds has a new photo challenge for this year (2021) entitled Life in Colour with a different colour chosen for each month. This month (February) the colour has been YELLOW…….one of my favourites 😊
It’s a bit like Sunday Selections (found here at Elephants Child) in that photos can be old or new, taken recently or a while ago, the difference being the chosen colour is featured. Also the use of the tag #colour2021 so she and others can find you.
Jude (and others) have been posting weekly on Sundays but I’ll probably keep mine to the last Sunday only. Which is today!
I found some yellow wandering down the street – a lonely looking recycling bin.
Must have been a Monday!

Just down the road from the school.
No children in sight but I did find a Dandelion and Chinese Lantern.
aka Taraxacum and Abutilon
Down the road a bit more and round the corner a sprawling mass of yellow Gazania
making its way round another corner
And speaking of children – here’s one from many years ago.
Two happy little vegemites enjoying the rain in their yellow macs’.
Both now in their early 20s
Then there are these well known signs to look out for on the way to Rockhampton.
There’s also the one you don’t want to see
And you didn’t think I’d not include some yellow knitting.
Complete with fancy mother of pearl buttons sewn on with matching yellow wool
Joining EC and others for this week’s Sunday Selections.
Life in Colour February can be found at Travel Words.
Maybe you’d like to join in some time
How I love this sunshiny two meme post. Thank you for joining us.
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It was a fun post EC. Love yellow, yes sunshiny yellow is good to see. Two favourite ‘flowers’ are yellow – Wattle and Daffodils.
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Great selection. Love your two in their rain coats.
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Thanks Lucinda….yes they had a lot of fun with their op shop ‘play outside in the rain’ coats that grandma sent them.
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The two kids look so fine in yellow macs. Maybe it is my computer screen but the Crossing Ahead sign looks dubiously green. I should know really.
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Andrew I think the fluorescent coating on those signs that gives them a green tinge. They’re definitely yellow in real life.
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Thanks Cathy for joining me – once a month is a grand idea! I love those road signs, they are so amusing. Another blogger friend once posted the signs that ask questions and then give you the answers further on. I suppose it all helps keep you awake on those long drives!
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lol yes we’ve passed those trivia signs as well 😊
I’m going to enjoy this challenge same as I did your bench one from years ago and the windows one of Dawn’s – also years ago.
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The bench challenge was very popular in 2015!! 😱 I also enjoyed Dawn’s windows.
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That’s a true yellow fest. Did it make you study your world a little differently as you walked?
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Definitely – it’s a noticeable colour…..one that ‘stands out’
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David’s mother did not want to testify against the surgeon, so we let the matter go.
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I can understand that Gigi – a shame your mother in law had to suffer so much in her older years though
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Oh my goodness! I’m impressed with all the yellows you found. Good for you!
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It was fun being on the lookout Kay. It is a colour you can’t miss!
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You certainly got a variety of yellows from all over
Love the cardigan the best
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Certainly had a little smile on my face when I loaded it😊
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Enjoyed this sunshiny post, Cathy! I’m at the end of a long day and this brought a smile. Thank you!
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Hope tomorrow is a better day Corinne – I’m sure a break from the hot humid weather would do you good
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Wow, you certainly located the yellows and greens. Loved your finds.
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I’m hoping next month’s colour will bring easy finds as well. Why don’t you join in Annie?
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Yellow is such a happy, uplifting colour…I love it! 🙂
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