Desktop Delights – March 2023

There were some very delightful desktops shared this month.

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I could (easily) see the difference between the virtual farmer and the real Lumo train that Martin shared, but it’s not always so easy to do. I laughed at the non-human farmer in his little blue hat. I laughed hard.

Brian’s photo this month is a macro of a Graphic or Banded Flutterer or Tigerwing dragonfly. I have no idea how Brian got it to stay still long enough – the ones I have in my garden flit around so quickly.

Cee’s three photos this month are of gorgeous flowers and a beautiful brown duck. Cee’s photos really inspire me to be a better photographer – especially when photographing my own flowers.

Marianne’s photo is of a bag she purchased at Macy’s. It had me wondering about the travel tales that the bag could tell – I’m sure they would be interesting.

Aletta’s desktop is a photo she took while walking at Langebaan Beach, South Africa. The photo invites you to walk out on the sand and explore the shore.

Deb (GF Pacific Bee) shared a photo this month of Coleman and Alona, her grandchildren, at the entry to Goat Island Park and Greenway, in Cramerton, North Carolina.

Karen from Underdown joined this month and, following Cee’s lead, shared three images that appeared on her desktop. You’ll just have to follow the link to see what they are.

Welcome, Karen 😊

Thank you, everyone.

I look forward to seeing what you’re looking at next month.

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I’m still loving the image on my desktop ❤️

On April 15, I’ll share the new image on my desktop.

But you don’t have to wait until then.

You can join in anytime.

1. Share the photo* you have set as your wallpaper;
2. Provide as little or as much detail as you wish;
3. Comment on my post for March or use a pingback; and
4. Share the fun around 🥰

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* Remember, in the interest of maintaining your personal privacy, please refrain from sharing a screenshot of your desktop and merely share the image you have set as your wallpaper.

The challenge icon can be downloaded here – or here if you’d prefer a smaller file – or here if you would like a copy of the full image used above.