Mother Nature was slowly turning her face towards Autumn when we flew away from home, but after countless hours of flying, our arrival was in a country embracing the dawn of Spring. No jet lag was experienced on either journey - our two countries sit on the same longitude and enjoy a time difference of only one hour.
Here are some images and a colour clue if you wish to work out which country we visited.
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What exciting photos Rosemary, and I think you may have been in South Africa!
ReplyDeleteYours was the first correct answer Patricia - well done
Delete"Somewhere in Africa" is as close as I can get!
ReplyDeleteHello Debra - yes, it is difficult to choose - there are apparently 54 African countries.
DeleteHi Rosemary,
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you enjoyed a wonderful holiday full of beautiful flowers and views. I think everyone is going to guess what might seem obvious South Africa , I am going to say.... Namibia.
Hi Catherine - would really love to visit Namibia sometime in the future.
DeleteIs it Ghana?
ReplyDeleteIt is difficult when there are so many countries to choose from.
DeleteAll I can say is lucky bugger and great photographs:o) To continually arrive in springtime in each country is my idea of heaven.
ReplyDeleteAn extra Spring was certainly a big bonus.
DeleteI'm going to guess Morocco or Algeria, and lean towards Morocco. You show a coastline, mountains, vineyards, several people groups, and a variety of wildlife. Looking forward to seeing more.
ReplyDeleteI have been to Morocco but not this time nor Algeria - thanks for trying.
DeleteOf course I know the amazing country you visited, having been twice, and can recognize the places, (although I've not been to Capetown), animals, birds etc. as only being South Africa. Of course you did tell me in your e-mail some time back - so I feel I feel a bit of a cheat, haha!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Rosemary - I hope so much that time spent there was enjoyable in that lovely weather. I would love to go again - anywhere in Africa - I have had such fabulous times on that continent. Doubt I'll be back though so, like you may just have to enjoy the memories.
Mary x
Dear Mary - you may have remembered but I hoped you would get it right.
DeleteI am not sure but I think Zimbabwe.
ReplyDeleteThank you for trying Janneke♡
DeleteNamibia? So interesting and so beautiful....love every picture!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day Rosemary :)
Love from Titti
Sorry Titti - it is not Namibia - you are the third person who thought it was - thank you for giving it a try and also for your lovely comment♡
DeleteI should think you went to somewhere in Africa, but wherever it was it looks like you had a wonderful time. I look forward to seeing more.
ReplyDeleteSomewhere in Africa is right Linda - there are one or two extra clues thought as to the African country visited.
DeleteIs it Kenya?
ReplyDeleteSorry Judy - not Kenya - it is difficult when there are so many African countries to choose from
DeleteHello Rosemary,
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful vivid colours and such gorgeous flowers! The slight difference in time would be appreciated, but not the long hours of flying. I wonder if you have been visiting South Africa. A place I would love to visit.
Hope you have recovered from the flight and enjoying Autumn at home.
Betty
Hello Betty and well done - African countries are difficult to identify with there being 54 of them.
DeleteBeautiful photos of people and animals and your necklace and bowl will make great mementos over the years.
ReplyDeleteI am so pleased that I bought a tribal necklance - they are beautifully made.
DeleteDearest Rosemary,
ReplyDeleteSo glad that you got to go to South Africa!
Hugs,
Mariette
We saw some magical sights that will live in our memories forever.
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