Texture and taste are essential in cooking
skin, scales, feathers and fur offer diversity of touch
while trees, leaves and cloth add another dimension
What do you like the feel of?
WPC: Textures
Textured
Texture and taste are essential in cooking
skin, scales, feathers and fur offer diversity of touch
while trees, leaves and cloth add another dimension
What do you like the feel of?
WPC: Textures
Love the first pic the second is another type of texture that needs love. and also congratulations on reaching so many wonderful people on the planet of ours. KudosKate
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thanks Issa but not deserved as I don’t know how they get here but as I’m going off air soon it remains to be seen if they will wait 🙂
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Well I will be here when you get back. You will be truly missed
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Lovely post Kate.
Great question…velvet for certain, and bread dough back when I made bread, a cake of soap…
🙋🏻💐
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interesting, I hadn’t thought of dough or soap … thanks for joining in Di … how’s the preparations going?
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I’m glad I gave you some new ones Kate…
Oh they are in full swing for sure. So much to do and paperwork galore.
🙋🏻🌸🌸
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Amazing photos, Kate! I could stare at that first one for a long time! It is artistic! 🙂
I like things that feel soft and warm best-est! But, also, enjoy the smooth cool feeling of something like a rock or marble. All textures are fun to experience. I am often running my fingers along to see how things feel…like fabric in a store, or bark on a tree, or sand on the beach, etc. 🙂
HUGS!!! 🙂
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then very similar in that way Carolyn .. these patterns in the tidal pools are quite hypnotic and I doubt the little critters responsible have any idea that we appreciate their creativity so much lol 🙂
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Interesting entry, but I wonder about the first photo. Was it taken on a beach?
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yes it’s a rock pool, they are sea snails and sand 🙂
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I agree with Rekha about the first photo. Looks like a maze and a bit of a game. Looking at that tree bark, I sort of want to give it a big hug 🙂
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yes it’s gnarled with character and full of cheeky lorikeets, thanks for stopping by Mabel 🙂
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Fabulous photos. Very much the definition of texture
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👍👏👏1000!!
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lol thanks 🙂
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Both sublime formations in their own right.
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thanks so much David 🙂
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I love the first photograph. Looks like a maze 😀 The tree looks like it has acne and warts.. ouch! And, I see something else too 😀 😀 Congrats on reaching the 1000 mark 😀 😀 ❤
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thanks Rekha .. how did you know about the 1,000 .. could you feel my smile over there? lol
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I was checking your post from the browser 😀 the first thing I saw was follower count 😀 yes, could feel your surprised smile 😉😉
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amazed as I still have absolutely NO idea how it all happens, how people find our posts and blogs is quite beyond me but guessing many will drop off when I disappear for a while 🙂
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That happens! And many follow thinking you ll follow them back. They are the ones who never read what you write. 😑 It’s not about Number of followers right, it’s about who enjoys what you write and who makes a connection with you 🙂
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for me that’s all it’s about, reading and connecting with dear friends like you 🙂
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Same here, Kate 🙂
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