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Yesterday (Saturday) was mid-summers day here in the United Kingdom . . . the longest day of the year! It was actually after 9 p.m. before it got dark and it was such a lovely warm evening that Hubby and I decided to take a relaxing stroll.

Of course, I just couldn’t resist pausing once or twice to pose beneath the pretty street lights, even though there were still lots of people about obviously enjoying the balmy evening just like we were . . . well, possibly not exactly like we were!!!

I had such fun that I posted one of these pictures at this week’s Sinful Sunday, but am still hoping this will qualify for the “Street Lights” category at Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt site.

I have also cast some light on lots of my previous Scavenger Posts at my Scavenger Hunt Listing page.

How about joining in the fun with some sharing of your own???

Xxx – K

Whenever we journey to the southern hemisphere, I always ask Hubby to take me back to Botanical Gardens in the Domain. I loved it when he took me there on our first visit over 30 years ago . . . and it has had a special place in my heart ever since.

Situated almost right in the centre of the city, it is a wonderful haven of colour, peace and tranquility.

The two small hot-houses are almost like miniature versions of the ones in Greenwich Park here in London.

And the couple behind me must have been enjoying exploring the pathways too, as they seemed to be following us as we wandered around and around.

We decided to pause for a while near the statues and they eventually moved on . . . although it still felt like I was being watched from somewhere.

I especially like the Fernery . . . it feels almost like being lost in a tropical rain-forest . . . though I was still conscious of occasional footsteps on the gravel somewhere behind me.

But it is such a lovely feeling in there . . . warm and yet damp and moist at the same time . . . just the way I like it !!!

I enjoyed it so much that I’m hoping the lovely Dee will allow this as a “Botanical Garden” category at her wonderfully fun Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt site.

You can do some exploring for yourself at my previous Scavenger locations on my Scavenger Hunt Listing page.

How about joining in the fun with some sharing of your own???

Xxx – K

It definitely feels like summer is on the way . . . and it just wouldn’t be an English summer without the Championships now would it?

And as Wimbledon is just over a week away, I thought I should get out on the court today for an intense practise session.

I’m normally a slow starter . . . so have to think a lot about my positioning on court.

But I soon felt happier . . . and more confident . . . after returning a few serves from my coach.

He did start criticising my grip though . . . something he usually doesn’t complain about!

And he is certainly usually always happy with my ball handling skills . . .

. . . so much so that he became confused and suddenly started talking about “my breast stroke”.

I reminded him that breast strokes are an altogether different sport . . . and that perhaps we’d have to think about that for a future location at Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt site.

In the meantime you can see all of my previous Scavenger Sessions at my Scavenger Hunt Listing page.

How about joining in the fun with some sharing of your own???

Xxx – K

We’ve just returned from a wonderful long weekend away on the South Coast. The weather was absolutely lovely and I was delighted to discover that our hotel was just a short walk away from a restored cliff-top Castle.

It seemed uncannily quiet as we wandered up to the front door . . . and even as we decided to explore the side entrances . . .

. . . and wander around the outside gardens. We were passed by other couples (in the background below) enjoying the sunshine . . .

But it still seemed reasonably quiet, so we decided to head back to the main courtyard.

As we approached we could hear lovely music . . . what sounded like a string quartet playing from behind the windows overlooking the small courtyard and miniature maze . . .

As I stood by the sun-dial preparing for my next pose, the music suddenly became louder as the doors behind me burst open and streams of people poured out onto the courtyard.

It turns out there was a Wedding Reception being held inside and they were obviously making their way around to the annex of the Castle for dinner . . . so we were able to relax again in the knowledge that no-one was actually heading in our direction.

“Just one more pose by the sign!” Hubby suggested. “Ok then” I agreed . . .

. . . only to be suddenly confronted by the Bride, Page-boys and official photographer suddenly appearing on the path immediately behind Hubby as he fiddled with his camera. Luckily I was able to regain my composure . . . and my modesty . . . smiling and offering a welcoming “oh I love your dress” to the bride as they briskly walked past.

“You should have been listening out for footsteps!” I hissed, and chastised Hubby, as they disappeared off to join the rest of their wedding party.

But it was fun, and such a lovely setting, that I thought I should share it with you here at Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt site.

You can see all of my previous Scavenger posts at my latest Scavenger Hunt Listing page.

How about joining in the fun with some sharing of your own???

Xxx – K

Despite being so pleased with our Rental Car (from my previous #scavengerhunt 23) we still had the normal issues of finding somewhere to park in our visits to the down-town central city.

So we decided it was probably safest to use one of the Multi-Storey Car Parks . . . especially as they are quite cheap compared to what we would normally have to pay at home in London!

It was very busy on this occasion though and we had to park on one of the upper floors . . . which, of course, meant using the lifts on our return. But even for the short journey from the ground floor I felt they could certainly have benefitted from air-conditioning!!!

It was actually still quite warm even when we got back to the car . . . so I just had to have the window down as we left the car park and headed out onto the motorway.

But I did have to constantly remind my driver to concentrate on the road ahead . . . and to keep his hands completely on the steering wheel!!!

So it was quite a relief to end our journey safe and sound . . .

So much so that I thought I would share the experience here at the lovely Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt site.

You can see all of my previous Scavenger posts at my latest Scavenger Hunt Listing page.

How about joining in the fun with some sharing of your own???

Xxx – K

I always find hiring a rental car quite daunting when one is abroad.

But I soon felt more at ease when I discovered that the number plate ended with my two favourite numbers!!!

And I was quickly able to make myself comfortable with the look and feel . . . of my new mode of transport whilst . . .

. . . I waited patiently for my chauffeur to return with all the paperwork.

And I was so pleased with the handling, and smooth and steady ride, that I thought I would share it here with everyone at the lovely Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt site.

You can see all of my previous Scavenger posts at my latest Scavenger Hunt Listing page.

How about joining in the fun with some sharing of your own???

Xxx – K