As regular squarers will know, with the exception of the rule about squares, I am pretty relaxed about this quarterly challenge. I want everyone to have fun. So you can join me posting squares daily or simply pop by as and when suits you and your blog. You can interpret the theme of bright strictly or let it take you somewhere random.

Your photographs can be brand new or from the archives, which is where I have been for today’s squares. These colourful flowers are from the 2018 Winchester Cathedral Flower festival, all being well they will be hosting it again this September.

Bright and Colourful

Hope this inspire you to join us if you haven’t already, and remember the frequency of your squares depends on you and your blog. All I ask is that your image has 4 equal sides, and that it reflects the theme of bright. Together, with the tag BrightSquare, we can support each other and be;

sparkling, polished, shining, clever, cheerful, colourful, astute, brilliant, sunny, glorious, translucent, distinct and clear

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    1. Hi so glad you like them, and sorry can’t advise on the Reader – it does seem to be playing up at the moment. Probably the best thing to do is search by the tag BrightSquare

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    1. I know they really shouldn’t should they, just look so good together. You’ll have to come down for this year’s flower festival if it goes ahead!

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        1. I know . . . I can’t wait. Not brave enough though to start planning just yet as don’t want the disappointment of cancelling!

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    1. The P is definitely cryptic, Mum and I couldn’t work it out when we were there. Didn’t seem to match any words in the script – I decided in the end the artist who created this one that their name began with P!

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