I wonder how much cover from the sun that the Bougainvillea shade offers to these two sitting under it?
It’s a blazing furnace out here.
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Bougainvillea shade – A Click A Day.
Published by jacquelineobyikocha
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Aah this is beautiful shed 🙂
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It’s pretty. Thank you 🙂
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You are welcome 🙂
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Literally takes my breath away….gorgeous! This is a great picture, Jacqueline…the subject, color, and technical form….I DO LOVE Bougainvillea! 🙂
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Thank you Gradmama. I love Bougainvillea too. They are always cheerful and vibrant pink.
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Beautiful Bougainvillea reminds me of Ghana, so clever to have it on the grounds. It breaks up the severity of the Blocks of Flats. The couple may be in the sunshine but they appear to be deep in thought.
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Hmm. You remind me of my visit of Ghana. Nice place (I remember the kenke and fish that we had in a plane that was converted to an eatery). I still have to make some of the Woodin fabric that I purchased over there.
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I am glad you have these wonderful memories. I even got asked today when I last went to Ghana?
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The intense heat is a beautiful burden, isn’t it? In the southwest USA they often use bougainvillea to help disuade uninvited visitors 🙂 and yet it is pretty.
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It’s always so pretty and inviting.
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It’s the perception that matters.
As like beauty is in the eyes of the beholden.
Alas, the bougainvillea in my backyard is shriveled, we need rain, lots of it.
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I hope you start having rain soon enough. Perception does matter especially in the heat of things 😉
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We have had lots of rain in Florida and all the bougainvillea bushes are blooming.
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That must be colourful and bright to look at. I love the pretty pink colour. It brightens up things.
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Beautiful
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Thank you 🙂
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This scenery is absolutely gorgeous 🙂
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Thank you J L.
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