We’re a third of our way through the month so I thought I’d better sit down and create our first geometric gallery. It has been such a treat revisiting your squares, and also discovering ones I had missed. I think I have visited every square now but if you noticed I have not liked any of yours, then let me know. I really don’t want to miss any squares. By the way every like should come with a comment, so if there is a like from me but no comment check your spam folder!

Now before we start exploring the gallery, here’s another geometric square from me. A dam I have been driving past (admittedly sporadically) since 1979!

Lake Tahoe Dam – it controls the top 6ft of the lake’s waters

This has been such a fun gallery to collate, but it has taken more than one cup of tea. So I hope you are all sitting comfortably and have a cup of something by your side. As always I am going to start with those who new to squaring and as well as those who have not squared for quite a while.

Wasn’t that a wonderful start to our gallery. I do hope you were able to visit at least three of the squarers in the first room. Now onto the second room which is smaller than the first; here you will find some of the squarers who have been squaring with me since 2017.

Did any of those squares remind you of childhood moments? If not perhaps you will step back into history in our third room. There are more very special squares and friends in this room.

Now you are probably ready to pour yourself another little something or at least grab a piece of cake. So here’s the dam in colour to provide a little break.

The river that flows out of Lake Tahoe is known as Truckee River, it flows into Kooyooe (Cui-ui) Panunadu

This next room is our penultimate room, and there are more splendid squarers to be found here. It is a small room, so if you can spare a minute or two to visit at least a couple of them, I know they will be delighted to see you.

So finally we come to the last room of our first geometric gallery. As I said at the start I have such fun curating this one, and I have kept some fabulous geometry just to end with. Do let me know your favourites in this room, and from all the other rooms.

61 thoughts

  2. Pingback: A Geometric Sunday – Becky in Portugal
  3. Pingback: Weaving in Geometry – The life of B
  4. Pingback: Snow Gone too Soon, Now Icy – Gfpacificbee’s Insights & photography

  7. an excellent gallery, Becky. And, as always, I’m left marvelling at how you pull them together like this.
    As for your mention of Playschool windows, that’s exactly what I thought of when we found that we both like round windows. But I thought you’d be too young to know what I was talking about 😀🤣😀

    Liked by 1 person

    1. definitely not too young one of my favourite programmes – I even have a Humpty!

      and thanks for your kind words – must admit I marvel at myself sometimes at how the nonsense of words comes together!

      Like

  9. Pingback: With wheels in mind – Underdown

    1. hee hee – you are a superstar visiting them all, and nothing wrong with sharp exits from a gallery! I’ve done that in person a few times 😉

      Like

  13. A great way to have breakfast and looking at all of the wonderful square posts.
    Brilliantly written too Becky 🥰
    I didn’t leave comments as I would still be wading through. Everyone should appreciate a simple like.
    I should have realised I could have skipped room two as they are nearly all my “family” 😁

    Liked by 1 person

  15. Pingback: church interior – IN PRIMO PIANO – a photo blog

  17. Yes, dear BeckyB, you made a wonderful post, it is so nice to do something with camera/photograph in your creative artistic challenge series. Thank you so much, I loved your new photographs. Love, nia

    Liked by 1 person

  18. Pingback: Mosaic at the Museum – Wanderlustig

  19. Thank you Becky for this excellent presentation. I love how you wove beautiful stories with the photo’s link in mind. And the idea of rooms is superb.

    And thank you for the kind mention.

    Cheers.

    Liked by 2 people

Comments are closed.