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This photo was taken by my daughter Kate on a trip to Greenland. To make up for the lack of light much of the year, the houses are painted in bright colors. To make up for the lack of trees, grass must be planted wherever it can be (or so Kate was told). [To see more Mellow Yellows, go here.] |
Monday, January 11, 2010
Mellow Yellow Monday
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wow! this is so cool, how smart of they to go with the bright colors.
ReplyDelete& I had no idea Greenland hadn't any trees. Come to think of it, I know so little about Greenland.
A nice picture, lots of information, a great way to start the week, thank you !
ReplyDeleteNo trees? Sigh. Even Malta has a few.
ReplyDeleteLove the shredded mists. And, thanks for pointing it out, they may have completely evaded these tired eyes: I like the vivid primary colors (muted though they may be in the glorious overcast).
Warm, warm warm. Sun sun sun. So-Cal can be so boring. (But we do have some nice trees about. Petrea’s jacarandas come to mind).
I had no idea ~ I'd have a hard time with all those primary colours and no trees. Guess I'll shelve the move to Greenland after all.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo, Katie!
No trees? Well, that would be strange, but I really like how the place looks with all those 'toy' houses.
ReplyDeletePicture perfect! From a far they look like toy houses!
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