In days gone by, Look Up would mean one had consulted a book of reference. These days one does it more often than not by googling. However, what the photo challenge had in mind was doubtless the act of directing one’s vision skywards …
Let me see what I can look up in my gallery for that. If I find something, will things be looking up? Of course, I already had one entirely suitable, here.
Anyway, I think some shots from our recent visit to an innovative roof garden in Durban might serve:
Looking up from a rooftop garden.
Looking up at shoe planters on the way to the roof garden gives a feeling of being underfoot?
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Looks like it was a lovely blue sky day up there!
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It was, indeed, most pleasant autumn weather.
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Hahaha! A Sunday lunch was never complete until we had settled a “discussion” by looking up something in an encyclopaedia or dictionary! Also as a youngster I looked up to you as a font of all things fascinating-has not changed I’ll have you know!
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Flattery will get you everywhere with me!
I think when one stops having burning urges to find out about stuff, one might as well turn toes and soul heavenwards.
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