
It is Spring in the northern hemisphere, whilst we in the South, prepare for Autumn. Australian native plants don’t follow a strict regime of flowering as they do in the North. Some flower all year round. That is Australia – the land of eternal sun.

At least the Xanthostemon flowers below think so – Try saying that after a glass of wine!

Friendly Friday Photo Prompt
As you might have guessed, the prompt for the Friendly Friday Photo Challenge, this week, is:
Xanthostemons Yellow Mums in Japan Birds can be Yellow too – Hellooooo!
Japan might be in the north, but I found plenty of yellow there too.

Denmark may have closed its border, but I can visit my homeland via these photos of the famous “Skagen Yellow” houses.

Sønder Felding, Denmark Danish houses
A Link to: My favourite yellow Courtyard in Skagen Denmark
Food can be yellow too – and I do like Cake. Usually lemon flavoured, just so you know in case you come to mine for tea.
Yema Cake Recipe below https://forestwoodfolkart.wordpress.com/2016/03/15/tantalizing-tuesday-yema-cake/ Lemon Cake
Bored at home in lock down? Feel like doing a bit of interior decorating?

I will take you to Kyoto for 30 seconds. With Yellow leaves and all. The courtyard of quirky Artist – Yayao Kusama.

Interested in joining in on Friendly Friday?
Create, Write, Tag and Linkback your ‘Yellow’ Post. Do let me know in the comments that you have posted and I will pay you a visit.
All you need to know to join Friendly Fiday here
Next week, my co-host Sandy will have another great prompt for you budding photographers, locked down or not.

Oh I love your yellows with such varied topics. 😀 😀
Here is my entry for the week. Enjoy!
https://ceenphotography.com/2020/03/27/friendly-friday-photo-challenges-yellow/
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Great to see you join in, Cee. I can’t wait to see what Yellow photos you have come up with .
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i love this color! lovely gallery of yellows. here’s more yellows 🙂 https://lolawi.blog/2020/03/27/yellow-2/
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Perfect challenge to brighten our days.
Here’s mine https://lightwords.blog/2020/03/27/friendly-friday-challenges-in-yellow/
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I am glad you joined in, Carol. I will pop over to your blog for a look. Are you keeping well?
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Lovely collection of yellow! I especially liked the canopy of leaves… oh, and the lemon cake (yum!).
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Another lemon cake fan. Will you join me in posting your favourite recipe of lemon cake? I am gathering bloggers who like lemon cake to make a post.
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I wish I had a favorite lemon cake recipe but I don’t. I usually just google one when I’m in the mood. I do have an amazing caramelized orange cheesecake recipe, though. I confess that I’ve never made it… I ask my husband to make every year for my birthday 🙂
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So your husband is interested in cooking/baking! Awesome! I would be interested in having a look at that recipe for my son. I used to love cheesecake but can’t eat it anymore. He on the other hand really enjoys it, if you would like to share?
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Lemon cake, yes please! And no, I won’t attempt to pronounce the name of that flower! 😅
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Ah. Another lemon cake fan! Again, a few of us have this common thread. We should all make a post about our favourite recipe.
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What a happy color yellow is…isn’t it? And lemon cake? I can eat it anytime, all day long …doesn’t speak too well of my eating habits though 😦 This is a lovely post and while I have missed quite a few FFPC recently, I am going to try to participate this time. The houses are my favorite! And that yellow courtyard of Yayao Kusama brought back memories of a dress I had when I was around ten or twelve, a beautiful happy yellow with black polka dots!!!! I am going to try and find a photo of me from times forgotten and if I can, will share it in the post. Thanks for splashing this uplifting color into this upside down world<3<3
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I would like to see that photo, Moon. The dress sounds like fun. And I like that you like lemon cake and the houses from Denmark! No wonder we sync – we both love the same kind of houses and cake! Do you have a favourite recipe? I have posted I think about three or four varieties. https://forestwoodfolkart.wordpress.com/food-and-cooking/
I am looking forward to seeing your Friendly Friday Yellow entry.
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Here’s my yellow, finally…though it is without that dress I was talking about but my mother is on it! I plan on adding that if she finds it and will drop you a line! I don’t have a favorite lemon cake recipe as I tend to like each and every, it seems! I am going to jot down your recipes and try them over time:) Happy thoughts your way.
https://acacophonouslife.com/2020/03/31/friendly-friday-photo-challenge-yellow/
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Let me know how the lemon cake works out, or not? Every oven is different isn’t it? I’ll join you over at your blog to see the yellow entries. 🙂
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Lemon cake is on the menu for next weekend! I just added a list of ingredients to my grocery list and I will think about you and remember this time to take a pic and send you…I forgot with the eggnog…I made it and it was lovely but I did not take a picture 😦 This time will be different! Hugs
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I am so glad you liked the eggnog. That seems like so long ago now. I will wait to hear the verdict on the lemon cake. I am making cinnamon cake today, and pumpkin scones.
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Such a great yellow collection! Probably the room with dots is my favourite. I was inspired to make one too. And it’s full of windows for Flavia who celebrates today:
https://mexcessive.photo.blog/2020/03/27/yellow-friendly-friday-windows-for-flavia/
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That one is a link to Kusama, so not my photo. Thanks for reminding me that I should point that out. Although I do have one from the inside of the gallery, it is not as clear as that one, of course.
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I seem to remember your post about it, so I assumed. No worries, I love many others too. 🙂
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Phew….
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That polka dot lady is pretty cool, and so is the Bee Gee mural
thanks for hosting
Here’s one from Savannah
https://the59club.blog/2020/03/27/yellow-cottage/
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Yellow is a sunshine colour. We all need a bit of sunshine. We had a bit of frost two mornings ago.
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Frost already? Wow! I should live in NZ! Summer seems quite short! Or is this just an aberation, Ineke?
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All mixed up. It was warm the day before and icy cold the morning.
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Was it a cold wind blast?
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Haha, icy blast from Antarctica!
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That was I was thinking. Lol.
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We are all happy now 😊 here is mine https://travel-with-tech.blog/2020/03/28/yellow/
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Popping over to have a look at your post, now, TCast. Thanks for joining in again.
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You have some wonderful photos – Congratulations!
Here is mine from Las Vegas – it is not new, but it’s as yellow as you can get 🙂
http://vegasgreatattractions.com/dancing-fountains-on-las-vegas-strip-a-free-show-to-see/
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Although I will never visit Las Vegas, I would watch this display. It looks fantastic. I have heard of it from other friends who have visited.
Thanks for joining in with the Friendly Friday photo challenge, Tatiana. I hope to see you again for future prompts? Are you a photography buff?
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I do like your selection of photos, a very bright and cheerful line up which we could all use these days. I particularly like the Japanese artist, the frangipane (plumeria here) and the parrot. I hope all is well with you.
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Thanks for asking how I am, Graham. I am doing great. I think. One never knows these days, if something sinister might be brewing. We are careful though. My husband positively shrunk back in horror today when a shop assistant wanted to hand him a sales receipt without a gloved hand! I think he is getting a little paranoid. He didn’t even realize he did it.
As for the Frangipani, we both have a climate well suited to these flowers. You can just break off a branch and shove it in some soil, and hey presto, it grows and flowers! Do you also have the climbing Allamanda growing in your district. Also a bright yellow flower.
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I’m the opposite to your husband. I tend to forget that I’m supposed to be distancing myself or not handing something over or taking a pen that might kill me. Consequently, I’ve been getting a few looks of panic thrown my way as if I’m some kind of crazed assailant. Ah well.
As to the Allamanda, we do have that and it can get quite rampant if not controlled. The yellow is most often seen but there’s also a purple one that I’ve seen and perhaps other colors.
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Thank you, Crazed Asailant. Lol! It is not easy to develop new habits so quickly.
I have not seen any other colour in Allamanda! That would be fun. They must be hybrids?
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Three yellow objects from my walks around the neighborhood this month:
https://davidmsphotoblog.com/2020/03/28/friendly-friday-yellow/
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Cool photos David. Two of them had me intrigued.
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Absolutely gorgeous photos. I love that yellow bird!
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He is pretty cute, isn’t he! That photo was taken up at the Maleny Bird Park. Have you been there, Miriam?
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Happy colour and lovely photos. Here is mine for this week:
https://photographias.wordpress.com/2020/03/28/friendly-friday-yellow/
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Excellent, Sofia. I l like that so many are joining in on this theme. Some positive, cheerful posts!
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Such a happy colour!
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Yes it is. Perhaps it is because it is the colour of Spring, Aletta?
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Must be🌻🌻
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Hiya, how are you doing? Of your yellow theme, my favourites are the frangipani and lemon cake. I have not started baking yet, but think am gonna bake a blood orange almond cake soon. After all, when in doubt, bake! x
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Lovely photos. My favorite is the bird looking into the camera.
Looks like he has a bit of an attitude. ;0)
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He was s cheeky and inquisitive bird, that’s for sure. It was a wonderful experience getting that close to them. I have a soft spot for birds. Do you also, Phyllis?
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“It was a wonderful experience getting that close to them.” This begs a little more information and makes me curious. What does ” that close to them” mean?
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In the Maleny Bird Park there is a large walk in aviary, where in the birds will be as close as a foot away from you. Some of them fly down on your shoulders and head too! Does that explain it?
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Yes, my dear, it does. Sounds like a fun walk.
The closest we have to that here is a butterfly dome. New butterflies from around the world are released daily. They too land on people.
Every year, I want to go, but haven’t made it yet. Maybe this year.
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A goal to visit when all the madness is over.
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Yes. ;0)
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