If like me you live in the country, the world does look blue and green. To fulfil Tina’s Lens-Artist Challenge, looking at the cool palette of blue and green, today I’ve rarely looked further than a few miles round our house. All I’m doing today is presenting a gallery of quiet images from the natural world. Most are from the gardens of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal, and from the Yorkshire Dales. I’ve ventured to the North Sea, and to the Aquarium of the Horniman Museum. That’s about it. I think I qualify for Debbie’s Six Word Saturday too.
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
Rural blue and green- what’s not to love?
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Exactly.
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😊
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Beautiful!
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Thank you!
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The clouds are amazing. Great country shots!
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The shots take themselves in an area like this;)
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You are too modest, Margaret. 😉
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But it suits me… 😉
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I really enjoyed all of your beautiful shots, Margaret.
janet
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Thank you. Happy to share this lovely area.
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I really love the top photo and your moss-covered tree roots too.
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Those tree roots seem to have got the popular vote – and I like the top photo too. Thanks.
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It was such a treat to scroll very slowly through all your wonderful pictures, thank you so much for sharing them.
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It was a pleasure to share pictures of places I love.
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What a marvelous gallery of blues and greens 😀
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I enjoyed choosing them, Cee.
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I love the clouds ❤ Good job we can see blue, hey?
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😉 I’m still wondering how ‘blue’ wasn’t a ‘thing’.
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In England’s green (and blue) and pleasant land!
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And this morning … mistily grey too.
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Love this, Margaret. The clump of trees on the hill and the moss-covered tree trunk with the young tree are my favourites. And all within a short distance. And it’s all part of the natural landscape.
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You’re not the only one to vote for the tree trunk shot, and it’s a favourite of mine too.
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Beautiful images Margaret – especially loved the sea creatures shot. Early or late – always welcome! Thanks for joining us
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Ah, those jellyfish? They were entrancing us all last weekend.
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From a distance the World looks blue and green…sing along with me now! 😉
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Why not? A sing-song would be good.
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My favourite is the tree roots.
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Oh good. I’m fond of that one too.
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One of the marvels of England, always look green even in the height of summer
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We have been known to get yellow grass – but not often.
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That’s true 😁
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That aquarium blue makes a startling contrast to the other blues in your collection, Margaret. It is very beautiful, ethereal. I love your other photos too, Margaret. The grass is greener in Yorkshire. 🙂
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The rain is wetter in Yorkshire, Tracy ;). That aquarium is quite something. Just mesmerising.
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It certainly is, Margaret.
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I love the jelly fish – they look like modern art!
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They do rather. And they’re quite transfixing. Even my grandchildren were absorbed for quite a while.
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I lovely collection and soothing too – there is something very peaceful about blues and greens.
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There is indeed. Especially when you’re in the midst of them.
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This is a blue and green time of year – the sea was blue today and the trees have that fresh green with their new leaves.
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Just the best, isn’t it?
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Such lovely images, Margaret!
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Thank you. They’re easy to like, aren’t they?
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They are!
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The Aquarium at the Horniman looks like a still straight from a sci-fi film or possibly a Chagall piece of glass. Quite stunning.
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I can sometimes get lucky with point and shoot!
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