This was going to be a silent seven as it is Sunday, but I wanted to link back to the rainbows on day two. So I gave up on the idea of being wordless!
You may recall I took this photograph on the seventh day of what is now the seventh month. It may have even been within the seventh hour as back in the early summer I had thought I might take a daily photo at that time. Sadly I wasn’t that organised but who knows maybe that could be a theme for a future squares challenge.
The life of B 
Love mirror perfect reflections 👏 Mine for today: https://jezbraithwaite.blog/2024/09/08/july-over-the-years-5-sevenforseptember/
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thank you – was fun trying to get the right angle
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Great view and very clever reflection!
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awww thanks. Your view won’t be that dissimilar when you are here . . .well assuming you take my main guest room!
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I will be a good guest and go where I am told!
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hmmmmm!!
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ha!!
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What a glorious shot, Becky! What is that pool you’re looking out on- is it part of a spa? And have you bought the house or just renting? Sometimes the comments give the information, sometimes not. That’s a window on the world to love, but I saw the comment about Robert and smiled.
I love watching the sky. Last night at the Fado concert the light was just fading and we had the loveliest mackerel sky. I’ve spent too much time there and am struggling to keep up.
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pool?! You mean at bottom of square . . .that’s my velux window!
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Oh! I couldn’t work it out. I’m a little slow at times…
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no you just have a great imagination 😀
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Tee Hee! I liked the idea of you overlooking a spa! X
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so did I . . . I guess I could go down to river and paddle, that’s at the foot of the hill
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That’ll do!
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What a great shot. That reflection is perfect.
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awww thanks, getting the window at right angle was probably the hardest bit as it is an enormous window and not easy to keep still
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You did very well.
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What a lovely reflection.
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thank you. So lucky that this is my bedroom view
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Gorgeous view, Becky. ❤️
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I am so lucky to have found this house with this view
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A balm for your soul indeed!
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Amazing reflection Becky. Here is mine for today https://wanderingteresa.com/seven-stools/
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it doesn’t look like that today. Very grey and very wet, although perhaps I should see if I can get a reflection to compare
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That is a fabulous view Becky. I agree, Robert would have loved this house 🥰
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awww thanks Brian. Don;t think we would have bought the house though as only I would have been able to walk up to the window. Ceiling drops to 5ft 3 at this point!!
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I guess that does make it off the cards. Anyway I bet there’s no book storage either lol
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well I have managed to get more than 3000 books in house, but guess you are right. As you know 3000 is just a drop in the ocean compared to what I did have in the house!
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3000 pft but I guess in a 5’3″ room it’s floor to ceiling 😂
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reflections always seem so calming.
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they do indeed. I love sitting at this window
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How tranquil it is.
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It is such a quiet place, you would never know the centre of town is only a couple of minutes walk away
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