This row of chimeas was for sale at the Mexican market in Guadalupe, a small town comprised of Native Americans and Latinos located just south of Tempe, which is just south of Scottsdale. Guadalupe was settled by Yaqui Indians who fled oppression in their homeland of Sonora, Mexico around 1900. They have maintained their culture and have many religious celebrations.
Today is Sunday, so we have new photos posted
at Viva la Voyage! This week we are showing some more photos from my recent raft trip through the Grand Canyon.
The regular link for other Daily Photo bloggers' interpretations of Theme Day, which is in the paragraph below, is temporarily not working. In the meantime,here is a link to a temporary website that shows each of the Theme Day posts for the theme of Chimneys. Also you can check our group on Facebook)
To see how other Daily Photo bloggers have interpreted the theme of chimneys, Click here to view thumbnails for all participants
17 comments:
Your hubby had a creative "chimney" picture, but I think you've outdone him. I like these things. We had one on our pool patio at our old Ocala house. The grandkids used it in the winter time to stay warm at night and to cook marshmallows!
I agree with the first sentence of Lowell's comment above.
These are certainly different and unique.
Good interpretation for "theme day".
This is a good southwest take on the theme.
I thought about getting a photo of one of these for theme day. Nicely done!
Excellent take on the theme Julie, they almost look like a row of clowns that you see in a showgrounds where you try to get the ball in the mouth to win a prize.
An interesting perspective for the theme day. Well done, thanks for sharing and have a good week.
Unique idea for theme day. Very nice.
These are great here in the winter to use on the patio. Good choice!
An Arizonan chimney collection! Very nice.
Great idea, chimeas are popular in the UK for those cold summer evenings!
My biggest regret not to have brought such a fire pit with us... nice.
un post qui nous change des cheminées de toit
love this take on the theme, julie. i'd also love to take credit for the crab poem left on dave's blog but the kudos go to kate.
Great choice! Very original. :)
i'd like to have one like this ! good choice :)
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