A photo challenge with a twist for week 11.
Another photo challenge for you to see whether you can guess where I took this intriguing photo.
My photo challenge doesn’t involve too many rules to follow, if you decide to participate in the guessing challenge:
- Post one of your favourite photos each week for as long as you like – no pressure.
- Your photo can be from any time, any place, and of anything. Start searching through your old or new chest of memories.
- Post a photo without any explanation or hints.
- Ask your readers where the photo is taken.
- Make the challenge as easy or as hard as you wish but nominate someone each Sunday.
Post wherever you wish, although please link back to me so that I know you accepted my #photochallenge. If you’re not interested or don’t have time for this challenge, don’t stress. You can always pass this challenge along to someone that you know has the time to join in.
Deciding which photo to choose from my Image Earth Travel or Nilla’s Photography sites is a little difficult and not adding words is even harder.
Today, I nominate Agata from the wonderful travel blog 40thousandkm, for week 11 of this photo challenge. Check out Agata’s great blog that shares her journey around the world.
Leave a comment below and let me know if you can guess where this photo was taken…the colour is your hint.
Visit Nilla’s Photography for more global images. More posts at Image Earth Travel.
I would say Morocco! Hope you are well Nilla and had a good week x
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Absolutely correct Gill! It’s Chefchaouen – the Blue City in Morocco.
All is well Gill and hope that you are also… x
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Great photo from Morocco 🙂 Thank you for the nomination 🙂
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Thank you Agata and hope that you can participate. 🙂
You have a great blog site!
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Thank you, Nilla 🙂 I will join soon 🙂 I love ‘where the photo was taken’ challenges 🙂
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Fantastic and appreciate you keeping my little #photochallenge going. 🙂
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(Never been there. My grandfather, on my father’s side, retired and died there) All the “connection I have. 😉
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You’re lucky as you always have a connection to a country in the world…so many connections. 😉
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Maybe I’m over-connected?
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This one was in the Trash folder again!
Ha, ha, I’m sure you are…
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Something’s going on. You. sometimes end up in my gmail junk. Weird.
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Yeah, but I still can’t work it out at all – frustrating.
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I know. My spam/junk mail is gone. After 3 months WP support, they found a solution. Gone from my mail. Now, all I do is a routine check of my WP spam coupla times a week, to make sure I don’t lose someone. Just the way it is.
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Ah right, that’s good to know then, thanks for the tip. I may need to contact WP support.
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It took them a while, but they’re very nice… 😉
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Your photo is probably Morocco?
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Correct! Chefchaouen, Morocco in the Rif Mountains. Well done and you’ve already read my post on this incredible area.
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The clothes the gentleman wore were a good sign.
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Too easy for you, so I’ll have to pick a harder one next time. 😉
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Haha! There’s a Tintin album called “The crab with the golden claws” where part of the action is in a ficticious Morocco, and one of the characters wears the same garb.
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I haven’t seen that…
Popped over to your site as I was expecting another post 😉 The Valley has got a huge interaction – great work and post!
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It’s a very old Tintin album.
Thank you about the Valley. I wrote it centuries ago in Spanish. Part of a few stories I’m translating to English. One never knows how a post will work… LOL. Just glad people liked it…
Buona giornatta.
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Understand now.
That’s impressive to write it in two languages. Yes, people definitely enjoyed the great read.
Buona Serata 😉
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I have no idea so I will guess Tunisia.
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Close, but no, sorry Carolyn. 😉
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