Throughout the month of July, Becky (Queen of the Squares) is feeling blue. Ideal for me to showcase the most dominant colour of Cornwall in all its guises.
Sea Blue
Blue July: Day Eight
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Cornwall in Colours 
glorious . . .wish that was my view today.
Not mine either, but it probably is if I drove up north a bit!
oh you are so lucky to have this within striking distance
A nice mix of blues in the sea, and the light blue sky too. Good choice, Jude.
Best wishes, Pete. x
So many shades of blue in the sea around here Pete, I reckon I could do 31 days of the sea alone!
I bet! You are doing very well. 🙂
Great!
There is nothing like being near water!
This is a wonderful combination of shades of blue. 🙂
The water here is amazing at times.
When it’s not covered in sea fret! Was today one of those? 🙂 🙂
Today was delightful again 🙂 Hard to go out anywhere at the moment though.
There’s always the garden. And Wimbledon 🙂 🙂
Exactly!
Watching Jo this afternoon? 🙂 🙂 I finally have the deck up on our roof terrace so I can see over the wall without a numb bum. Isn’t he a hero? 🙂
I hope he has built you some shady pergola too! Don’t want you frying!
There is a pergola already, which the bougainvillea and white vine will climb, but it needs some roofing. The last was a bit flimsy and collapsed. 😦
White vine? Come on woman, show me some photos!
Interesting to see that the ocean is 2 shades of blue.
The contrast is quite startling at times!
A very inviting view. Is the water warm though?
The water is deceptive. Very, very cold. September is the best time to swim when the water has warmed up over the summer 🙂
Blue is definitely a theme tailor-made for your part of the world. Another lovely image Jude.
Yours too Su!
True; though not today 😀
Oh, no. Rain?
Lots of showers, and not a lot of sunshine. But it is winter, and I think the garden appreciated the rain. 😀
The older I get the more I dislike winter, but then I appreciate the spring even more!
I can understand that. I found English winters very depressing and Spring very welcome. Now I endure Auckland summers in discomfort and long for Autumn.
A monthly theme is great opportunity to improve ones photography and most of all creativity. It’s absolutely wonderful to see Cornwall in your Blues.
I have been taking the opportunity to visit the coast before the school holidays, in another couple of weeks places like this will be impossible!