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THURSDAY’S SPECIAL: PICK A WORD IN SEPTEMBER – Y3 (cavernous, extractable, inhabitable, diurnal, conspicuous)
Welcome to another Pick-a-Word Thursday’s Special. This will be the only TS this month, and due to my busy schedule, I will look at your entries in a few weeks. So, think about the offered choices and take your time responding.
Here is what I chose this month:
cavernous
extractable
inhabitable
diurnal
conspicuous
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Another fine gallery to inspire us, Paula 🙂
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These are beautiful 🙂
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Absolutely amazing choices!
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Smashing collection and the shot of the Peregrine (?) is superb!
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The bird of prey is really grand but I love all of them. The natural “pyramid” is gorgeous.
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Great set of words and pictures, Paula! I shall see how many words I can illustrate for you!
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A beautiful gallery Paula and a great set of words! My contribution for ‘Diurnal’ (a new word for me) is here: https://whippetwisdom.com/2018/09/06/haiku-dawn-to-dusk/
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What fabulous photos, dear Paula! They’re wonderful! And, um, is that a kitty up on the window ledge of that inhabitable house? 😆
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Diurnal is magnificent, and I’m intrigued by the plummy sky in Extractable. 🙂 🙂 Always an interesting challenge, Paula. Sounds like life is pretty challenging too! Take care of yourself!
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I can clearly see I need a dictionary…and I love it. Great gallery of inspiration!
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Hello again Paula, here is my ‘extractable’ contribution: https://tranature.com/2018/09/07/tan-renga-temple-bells/
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You gave me a hard time, but I managed!
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Another try from me!https://lagottocattleya.wordpress.com/2018/09/07/thursdays-special-pick-a-word-in-september-y3/
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Hi, Paula, my choices for the challenge , here:
http://unavistadisettembre.wordpress.com/2018/9/10/Thursday's-Special-PICK-A-WORD-IN-SEPTEMBER
HAVE A GOOD WEEK!
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Wow, this is a very nice challenge – I think I didn’t know about it before, but I’m glad I discovered it! 🙂
Fantastic photography too!
Here is my contribution: http://www.travelartpix.com/cape-bonavista-coastline-fence/
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What a challenging mix of words, Paula. I have got conspicuous for you: https://travelwithintent.com/2018/09/12/no-hiding-behind-these-umbrellas/ and might be back with more.
I hope life is treating you kindly in your busy weeks.
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Sorry I am late this month Paula with my Pick a Word. So much to do and not being well had dulled my creativity. I am well now so feeling inspired to find the right photos for your words xx
http://bushboy.blog/2018/09/13/pick-a-word-for-september/
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I’d like to submit another post I have done, but it’s not fresh – I hope you don’t mind… the pingback didn’t seem to work, so here it is, for the word “conspicuous” 🙂
http://www.travelways.com/craft-vendors-in-panajachel-guatemala
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I have a couple of words for you, Paula: https://suejudd.com/2018/09/15/thursdays-special-pick-a-word-in-september-y3/
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Thank you, Sue 🙂
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😊😊
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Prague has to be one of the most Inhabitable cities in the World, Paula. http://bit.ly/PragueP
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I love conspicuous and wonder if it may be great to live in inhabitable.
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Your photo of the bird is amazing.
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