Monday Portraits began in May after the last squares as a way for me to keep the blog going whilst I took a break. Cee and Margaret encouraged me to keep it going through June, and amazingly it is still going today! Well I didn’t want this fellow to miss out from being part of Squares. I have even managed to include a real tree in the background to accompany this papier-mâché masterpiece. Perfect I thought for our final Monday of #TreeSquare. Do hope you have been having as much fun as I have this month.

If you have not yet had a chance to take part, you have until Saturday to submit your #TreeSquare. The only absolute rule for joining in with Squares is that your photograph must be square in shape! Although I’d love it if you also left a comment on my post, conversations make the challenge so much fun.

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  3. I’ve given up on finding the latest post for this. It’ll probably show up tomorrow, but i do all my writing the day before, so if I find tomorrow’s I can use it for Saturday. I can’t believe this month is over! it feels like it hasn’t really started yet.

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  13. This artistic tree and bird is adorable and perfect for Public Art, too, if you want to link it. Too cute. I’m linking my PPAC post for this week to #TreeSquares. Some of the pictures are not square, but I hope you enjoy both the square and the unsquare. 🙂

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  16. I totally love your carved woodpecker. I first thought it really WAS a woodpecker, but my eyes aren’t like they used to be. Sometimes, real woodpeckers don’t look real either 😀

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