The July theme day is "RED". Being that July 1st is also Canada Day, I though the Canadian flag would make an appropriate subject. Also called the 'maple leaf', as it is affectionately known by Canadians. Hapy 140th birthday Canada!!!
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- Susan
- Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada
- I am happiest when I am out with my camera. Always looking for the bright side. Usually I find it! Please contact me via comment if you wish to use any of my photography. Thanks for stopping by.
25 comments:
Nice photo. Happy Canada Day to all the Canadians out there.
Happy Canada Day, I posted a theme day photo also
Good photo!
Why not. Never thought of the flag. I could have used our flag for the theme. Instead of did me as .....
Abraham Lincoln
—Me as Moses—
Hey hope you enjoy Canaday Day! And nice photo of the flag too...
flying the flag I see
the perfect choice! I believe this is the one and only flag that I've seen on my Theme Day tour!
very appropriate, Canadian flag is one of the nicest.
happy red sunday!
I love Canadian flag, and I'm glad you posted this today. I was expecting one and from Japan but so far only from Canada.
Happy Canada Day. I was once in Canada on CAnada day and we spent it at an amusement park the P&E.
Happy Canada Day! We are going to spend two weeks in Québec in August, I'm looking forward to!
happy Canada Day!:)
Wonderful symbol for both theme day and Canada Day. Good choice!!
Happy Birthday Canada!
happy birthday to Canada!!
Bonne idee ce drapeau canadien pour la fete du canada.
Good idea this Canadian flag for the festival of Canada.
!!! Happy birthday beloved Canada !!!
Great choice! Happy Canada day to all my neighbors to the north!
Happy Canada Day! I love the Candaian flag, flags in general, and this is a nice shot for the theme day.
Happy Canada Day.
Happy Canada Day and that's a great theme shot.
Happy Canada Day! Great choice for today's theme!
An obvious choice for all Canadian bloggers. Happy Canada Day to you!
What great synchronicity! Happy Canada Day for yesterday.
As native Detroiters, we still think of July 1 as "Dominion Day" and we used to celebrate from the 1st to the 4th. Nonetheless, a nice shot for both the theme and Canada Day.
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