Blues odyssey

Rainbow Challenge 2023 - A bibliophile's world: Blue

Today featuring the blue of the classic Pelican non-fiction.

1. Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey. Haven't read, belongs to Dave.
2. The Golden Age of Finnish Art - being the 19th century and the turn of the last century. Have dipped into.
3. Nala's World - if you love cats and haven't heard Nala's story see https://www.1bike1world.com/about/ Have read.
4. You are awful (but I like you) - travels through unloved Britain. Have read many of comic travel writer Tim Moore's books but can't remember if I've read this one.
5. Lonely Planet Italy. Have used, several times.
6. A Summer Book - about to be made into a film. Haven't read but need to now.
7. The Making of the English Landscape. Haven't read.
8. Barcelona. Have dipped into.
9. Jugs for milk with our pots of proper tea.

Ticket to Levanto https://365project.org/boxplayer/365-2023/2023-03-17

17 March 2023
Walthamstow E17

[Bill Davidson]

An amazing series.

[Carole Sandford]

Ditto what I wrote on the Italy one ( thought that was the rainbow one)

[Beverley]

Brilliant

[Elisa Smith]

Love the blue cat cup. Nicely done.

[Susan Wakely]

Great books and lovely jugs and mug.

[Christina]

Great blue shot

[Babs]

Nice blue rainbow. The books look like stepping stones. Love the milk jug.

[Kathy A]

I like all the blues especially that spotty jug.

I have the Italy book and I meant to get the book Narla's World, I follow him on Instagram. Thanks for the reminder .

[moni kozi]

Nice setup

[Issi Bannerman]

Another beautiful shot.

[Kathryn M]

Another lovely group....your calendar is looking wonderful.

[Ellen E]

Ah - a better look at the kitty pitcher! Nice set-up!

[Carey Martin]

Gorgeous composition!

[Renee Salamon]

Love the blues - great selection of books again

[haskar]

Great still live.

[Judith Johnson]

Brilliant, love your month of books compositions

[Annie-Sue]

Just reading this week's text - Hoskins' MEL is an absolute classic! Standard text by the time I studied Local History, but apparently revolutionary when first published.