Today on Sunday Stills the topic is a colour challenge – ‘Green – any shade’.
I’ve added some photos below of various places in England, showing verdant spring foliage. The first two are from a camping trip to Folkestone, Kent.
Abbey Gardens, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk
Stevie Turner 
Not quite green yet there in the London shot, save for the wild grasses😁And a sort of palm tree in Kent! Who’d a thunk! Crazy…
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There’s a few palm trees on the Isle of Wight too. They don’t seem to mind our changeable weather.
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Beautiful photos, Stevie. 🌞
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Thanks Gwen.
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Hi Stevie, plenty of green in the UK. Great pictures.
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Thanks Robbie. We did have snow yesterday, but today it’s all gone.
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Hi Steve, that’s one more day of snow than I’ve ever seen in Johannesburg.
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I would imagine the UK is quite lush and green to the point of pain to the eyes, Stevie! Great shots of green!
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It was and then we had a fall of snow yesterday. Luckily the sun’s been out today and melted it.
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nice choices –
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Thanks Beth.
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Our ‘Green and Pleasant Land’ is a good source for that word challenge. Greenwich Park was always one of my favourite places in London.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Mine too. Myself and friends could walk to it (and frequently did) from the Ferrier.
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