Debbie over at Travel With Intent blog has a One Word Sunday Challenge and her topic this week is: Red
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Debbie over at Travel With Intent blog has a One Word Sunday Challenge and her topic this week is: Red
nowathome 
Hee hee! A lovely rich red and gave me a smile
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It is a rather unique piece, glad you enjoyed it Debbie
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Not just the bright red but the art itself is such an attention grabber 🙂
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That is so true! I had to go inside because of this!
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What a good idea to make it into a teapot and cover it with red – have you been into the tea shop that has this ?
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Yes I have been inside and bought lovely herbal tea there, Rooibos tea, meaning “red bush”; is a broom-like member of the Fabaceae family of plants growing in South Africa’s fynbos. The leaves are used to make a herbal tea that is called by the names: rooibos, bush tea, or redbush tea.
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Oh thanks for the history and a few years ago (2013) I drank rooibos tea all the time – it rescued me cos I needed something different – and would love to have it in a native tea shop where it is maybe even locally grown
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It is grown there in the Clanwilliam area! 😀
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That’s a red teapot! Cool!
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Very cool idea to advertise a tea shop,
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Very cute, Aletta.
janet (Could I make my name Afrikaans by adding a vowel or two or another letter? I.E. jaannet) 🙂 I just thought of that when my flying fingers typed “jaanet” instead of “janet.”
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Janet, we pronounce your name different but write it the same. Something like yannet. 😀😜
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Wow te oulik!
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Dankie, het ook so gedink
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This is fantastic!
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Thanks, glad you liked it
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Hieroor is ek mal!!!
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Dit is oulik, ne! In Clanwilliam gesien by n plek wat rooibostee verkoop
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