"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." ~George Bernard Shaw

"Look at everything as though you were seeing it either for the first or last time." ~Betty Smith, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

Saturday, March 28, 2015

Saturday Six Words and Sunday Shadows March 28-29,2015

Only three days before going home.
We've had lots of fun...eaten lots of delicious food and laughed a lot! What a great vacation! 
 
March 25, 2015
 
Old Olive tree in San Javier BCS
Planted by the Jesuits and
most likely about 300 years old.
San Javier, Baja California, Mexico
 
San Javier Mission
March 25, 2015
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Have a great week!
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21 comments:

  1. 21 Wits7:48 AM

    You are so lucky, and I'm happy you've had such a great time. I really enjoy all those hot fun photos, as we still have winter here, darn it. Also, I know your header photo isn't from Oregon, but every time I see it I'm reminded of my trip there a few years ago! We ran across an old boat skeleton! Great memories, thank you.

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  2. Anonymous8:12 AM

    All things--even (especially?) good things--end. Safe travels.

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  3. vivinfrance8:31 AM

    What a fabulous tree picture.

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  4. Ralph9:10 AM

    Love the olive trees - the simple fruit every growing season has allowed the tree to age with dignity, in root and shadow too!

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  5. Sandee9:16 AM

    Miss Lucy will be so happy to see you. Yes she will. She's missed you very much.

    Enjoy your last three days of vacation honey. Big hugs. ♥♥♥

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  6. Celia9:46 AM

    Nothing better than a lot of laughter!

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  7. restlessjo10:36 AM

    Sounds like you're having a grand time. Don't rush back :)

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  8. Sandy1:41 PM

    Glad you enjoyed your vacation, travel safe on your return.Love the tree picture. Popped in from a-z, good luck with the challenge, looking forward to meeting new bloggers.

    Sandy at Bridge and Beyond

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  9. Deborah Kay at The Paint Splash3:28 PM


    beautiful trunk on that old olive tree! have a blessed week.

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  10. stephen Hayes3:48 PM

    That olive tree is amazing, like something out of the movie Malificent.

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  11. Alex J. Cavanaugh4:47 PM

    Glad you're having a good time. That old tree has a lot of personality.

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  12. Unknown5:43 PM

    That's a gorgeous olive tree!

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  13. messymimi6:16 PM

    What an amazing looking tree! It makes me wonder how it happened to grow that way.

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  14. Unknown6:31 PM

    wow, what a wonderful tree!

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  15. Linnea6:51 PM

    What a wonderful mission and surrounding landscape. Glad you had a fun vacation. Enjoy the weekend!

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  16. Paula Scott Molokai Girl Studio9:39 PM

    My jaw is still hanging agape. What an AMAZING tree!!!! What an amazing place.

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  17. Romi11:45 PM

    Sounds like a great vacation.
    The olive tree is amazing!

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  18. Gillena Cox6:01 AM

    great shot of that olive tree trunk

    have a nice Sunday

    much love...

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  19. Catherine7:45 AM

    Great shots - I do miss my time in Mexico

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  20. Magical Mystical Teacher1:51 PM

    Amazing that the olive tree has lived so long!

    Shadowy Blossoms

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  21. betty-NZ6:15 PM

    What a fascinating old tree, wow! Sometimes, you just have to look in awe at many things we find in nature.

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