This month’s Square Challenge is all about trees. Now trees are not the easiest of subjects to square up, so Becky is relying on us to show some imagination in how we present them. For the final day I couldn’t choose just one so please enjoy a taste of Africa.
“I had a farm in Africa, at the foot of the Ngong Hills.”
― Out of Africa
And finally, three iconic southern African trees.
Once again, thank you Becky for being a fabulous host of the Square challenge. I am sure now you probably want to retire to a desert for a month after seeing all these trees!
Not sure about retiring to a desert, but maybe I could go on safari! These are beautiful Jude, the colours in particular and I am so very impressed that you remembered the owl. Thank you for being here weekly and more 😀
Maybe the Nullabor plains? 🙄
Crikey isn’t that a really tough place! What are you saying?!!!
Just a place without trees 😁😁
and no water either by sounds of it!!
It’s beautiful out there Becky! You would love it. But maybe not for a month. 🙂
Phew that’s good to know!
Fabulous images, Jude! The leopard my favourite.
A beauty!
Oh, excellent images, especially that leopard!
What a wonderful set of photos, Jude. A fabulous finale.
Thanks Tish, couldn’t miss out the wonderful African trees 😊
Love your post!
Thanks Megan 💙
fabulous photos in Africa!
Thank you.
What a great way to finish the month! That leopard is wonderful – poor Septimus wouldn’t stand a chance.
Yes, I think Septimus is outclassed.
This is a wonderful collection of photos – I think the leopard might be my favourite, and I love the light in the springbok one.
The leopard is very special, but each of these photos has a different memory attached to it.
Oh, now, these are just wonderful. Like others, the leopard is my favourite.
He does appear to be a favourite. I like leopards, but cheetahs have such beautiful faces.