St Mary’s Church, Rye, December 2015
Hex colour reference: FDBCB4
A colourful note: it is amazing how many shades of orange colour are named after fruits and vegetables; the colour melon is apparently named after the interior flesh of the cantaloupe variety of the fruit. the first recorded use of the word melon as a colour in English was in 1892.
Melon became a Crayola colour in 1958.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 28 February 2016
Travel with Intent 
Oh, thanks Janet
I do usually find thinking of a title the hardest part of blog writing
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I find your title of “Melons in Rye” quite delightful and fun. 🙂
janet
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You are so good at finding great photos for all challenges you participate.
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I do take a lot of photos! Not sure if I’ll manage to finish the Colour challenge though. So many colours still to go!
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How many more before you are finished?
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No idea yet! 😏
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I like peach a lot, but all my walls … I think I would hesitate:)
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Love the way you “shape” your posts : the photos, the read , the info on the colour of the day ……a whole harmony , really!
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Such a perfect response to the challenge, such an eye catching example of this color.
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