Shades of . . .

Green (in the shade)
 
Looking for a subject for today’s ‘Abstract Thursday’ I thought of our sun-shade casting a shadow then colourised or similar.  Heading out to the garden shed to get it I spotted the shadows from the willow tree on the lawn and then thought ‘Shades of green in the shade’ - as you do.
 
So I took a few shots, and liked the image so much I didn’t want to turn it into an abstract.  However needs must, but I’ve put the original on Flickr along with this abstract and my first conversion which I thought was a bit to garish.
 
Yesterday’s blip is scheduled for some attention on Saturday, which I think would be appropriate.  Hopefully I will still have a flower for tomorrow.
 
Today was another adventure, this time to the butchers in Billingborough.  I did drop in on the way back from Sleaford last Friday and stocked up on steaks and other cuts, but he had no Barnsley chops.  So I placed a shipping order to be collected today - lots of roasting joints etc. 
 
“See you next week” he said . . . 
 
This was the first time we had been there since February. Our freezers are now full so we should be ok for two or three months, but I may brave it for the odd rasher of bacon if/when we visit the doctors. Joking apart he has offered to deliver if we have another lockdown.
 
 
Many thanks to Ingeborg for hosting Abstract Thursday.