A tasty paladar close to Viñales, Cuba, November 2016
Hex color reference: #FF664E
A colourful note: this red-orange shade is known in Crayola world as Outrageous Orange. It was born in 1972 as Ultra Orange Fluorescent but took on its more extravagant name in 1990.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 8 January 2017
Part of Color Your World
Travel with Intent 
Great composition with this outrageously lovely element.
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Couldn’t believe my luck finding matching building and car!
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This orange I still can take, since there’s still a peach cast over it.
A little reminder to link up at SEASONS (with a recent photo (link open Sunday till Wed. eve).
Also, because the question came to me if I had given the meme (with the same name!) to someone else. No, not true, I am still doing it:). Hope you had a decent break from traveling and could spend some time with family during the holidays!
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Cool car! It would stand out on the road!
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I think so! Though there’s plenty of colourful competition
On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 8:54 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Outrageous? I rather like it 🙂 🙂
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Ha ha! Nice to have you back 🙂
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Just passing through 🙂
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Thought it seemed too short
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Outrageous orange indeed – a great bit of coordination! And a car with a history, you can see it’s had quite a few bumps along the way, but nonetheless it has been repaired and painted and I suspect is still going….
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The outward condition varies considerably (and probably internal too) but most of them work to some extent!
Taking a classic taxi was usually cheaper than a modern yellow one – possibly something to do with reliability!
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I remember taking a short trip in a classic taxi, held together by string and sealing wax 😉
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I love the way the colour of the car matches the blinds 🙂 Great catch.
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Coordination taken to an extreme – but it was a great sight 🙂
On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 4:28 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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