
Sunday walk in Broadstairs, Kent, February 2016
Hex colour reference: #77dde7
A colourful note: turquoise blue was a new shade for Crayola back in 1935.
Turquoise is named after a gem of the same name, a gem that was originally imported from Turkey. No surprise then, that the word turquoise comes from the French for Turkish.
The first recorded use of turquoise as a colour name in English dates back to 1573.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 16 April 2016




A great shot of this Icon Volkswagen. We had a camper Volkswagen many years ago. We loved traveling in it with our children. Love the color and the history of Crayola’s year to bring us turquoise to color with. Thanks for sharing this photo with Blue Monday.
I am sorry my comment is late. We were out of town and I ran out of time on Monday to visit everyone.
Happy Blue Monday,
Jeanne
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It must have been such fun to own one!
You do well to visit us all. So never worry about being late 😀
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Very lovely! Thank you for sharing and enjoy your week.
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One of my most favorite colors. When I was a child in the 60’s Turquoise Blue and Pink were my favorite crayons.
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Ah, you went for two bright, cheerful contrasts. Probably tells us something about your character 😀
On Sun, Apr 17, 2016 at 7:56 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Love that gem!
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Ours was a little bit more green…
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I’d love one myself!
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