2012 Photo Challenge: Week 42

ByKristen Koster

Week 42 of our 365 Photo Challenge.

I spent most of the past week in an allergy med-inuduced fog. So, I’m afraid it wasn’t a very interesting week photo-wise, but I took ’em!

What you see below are links to my flickr set for the photos I’m posting for this photo challenge. Click on any photo below to go to flickr and then you can navigate through the set with the “Previous” and “Next” arrows at the top.

Photo Challenge: 288/366 Garage
Sun: Oct 14, 2012		   Photo Challenge: 289/366 Fallen Berries
Mon: Oct 15, 2012
Photo Challenge: 290/366 Dewey Clover
Tue: Oct 16, 2012		 Photo Challenge: 291/366 Lantana
Wed: Oct 17, 2012		 Photo Challenge: 292/366 Succulents
Thu: Oct 18, 2012
Photo Challenge: 293/366 Woodpecker Evidence
Fri: Oct 19, 2012		   Photo Challenge: 294/366 Another Succulent
Sat: Oct 20, 2012

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