Ailsa’s Travel Theme: Multicoloured

“It’s a good thing that when God created the rainbow he didn’t consult a decorator or he would still be picking colors.” ~ Sam Levenson

So many of the sights we see are multicoloured, and it’s amazing to me how a seeming mishmash of random colours can looks so right together.

For example, the multicoloured blossoms in this beautiful garden at the Imperial Palace Museum garden in Beijing.

The main rose window in the Gothic cathedral of Strasbourg, looks quite impressive from the outside,

but when viewed from inside the cathedral, it’s colours are astounding.

Stained glass windows are almost always multicoloured, and these in Chichester Cathedral are no exception.

Some of you may remember this pic taken at a market in the town at the bottom of Machu Picchu, but as it’s the most multicoloured pic I have, I’m posting it again. As you can see, the dazzling colours were just too much for the stallholder, and she just had to close her eyes. 🙂

The floating market in Bangkok was also really full of vibrant colours.

Lastly, my sister’s bathroom is really brightened up after she decided to paint the blind in these multicolours.

I hope you’ve enjoyed my multicoloured pics. To see more, go to Ailsa’s post.