To find out more about this year’s photo challenge here on Travel Words, please read this post.
This month we will be looking for orange. One of the most vibrant colours, orange is zingy and fresh. It’s a warm colour, friendly and inviting. Soft at dawn, but louder at sunset. From the palest of peaches and apricots through to copper, rust, salmon-pink and terracotta, the range of orange shades in the natural world is phenomenal.
“Colour possesses me.
It will always possess me.
That is the meaning
Of this happy hour:
colour and I are one.”~ Paul Klee
TRAVEL WORDS 
I love orange – looking forward to the challenge. XXXX
I look forward to seeing what you find Marie!
Yay! A happy colour! And great for autumn. I’ve just eaten a sandwich with carrot in it which might have worked rather well, but it’s gone now. Having a good Sunday?
Sunshine and too many showers and still too many bulbs to plant. I may have to use the spidery shed! 🕷️🕸️🕷️
I love orange, Jude! My kitchen is full of orange pops of color all year round! I’m linking my Sunday Stills post today that features some orange. Next week is my monthly color challenge which will also feature orange! Glad the planets aligned again! https://secondwindleisure.com/2021/10/03/sunday-stills-sports-and-hobbies/
That’s good planning on our parts!
October seems like an orange month to me too!
Good choice! I was hoping you’d pick something cheery this month.
What a perfect color choice for this month!
It should hopefully work well.
Orange is good! 🙂 Good choice. I’ve been inspired this weekend by people wearing lots of orange, so clothes it is: https://picturesimperfectblog.wordpress.com/2021/10/03/mainly-orange-clothes/
And yes: there will be a ginger cat somewhere as well.
Of course. I expect lots of marmalade kitties 🐈
And tigers, I hope. 😉
A lovely warming colour to choose! I’m especially drawn to the beautiful ginger cat. 🙂
I have always wanted a ginger cat – one day!
We had two lovely ginger cats when I was growing up – they gave me a lifelong love of cats. Such sweet and friendly playmates!
I had one years ago, which didn’t have a voice. He was very sweet.
My Ellie is like that she does have a voice really – especially when in the car going to the vet but she hardly ever meows otherwise. On the very odd occasion that she has meowed in her 14 years, it’s been a real surprise. And another lovely cat used to make excited squeaks instead of meowing properly.
Yes, he just squeaked occasionally. I wonder why that is?
It is odd! Hagar (my squeaky one) could make plenty of noise if he wanted to – he would make a weird yowl when he wanted me to come and play with him. (Sometimes he was telling me that he’d stolen a cat toy from a neighbouring garden and was all pleased with himself! He did have lots of toys of his own, including similar to the stolen ones. 🙂 )
What a coincidence, our little ginger was called Hagar too!
Hagars are evidently the best cats! (But Hagar the Hairy, not Hagar the Horrible…hehe!)