An emergency telephone at the Kiholo Scenic Lookout. The very dry grasses are pretty yellow too right now.
This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Yellow Hues.’ See more responses here. Captions are on the photos.
Ti leaves at the side of the Aloha Man shop in Hawi. As the leaves age, they turn yellow and can easily be pulled off.Dendrobium griffithianum flowers at the Hilo Orchid Show.Sign on a side roof of the Bamboo Restaurant in Hawi. Not sure if they’re already advertising the prime rib special or the sign hasn’t been changed since last year!Yellow Hibiscus.The very yellow Hawi Post office.Silk Oak flowers.
What a fabulous lot of yellows Graham. There’s still a few emergency phone here as well though not as many as there used to be. Good to see Australias Grevillea Robusta growing well in Hawaii
I’m amazed to see any kind of phone boxes these days, but I think the emergency ones still work. Silk oaks are very attractive but a bit of a weed tree here.
I love the eclectic mix of yellows, Graham! The signs are cool, so is that yellow post office! That first shot of the telephone and yellow grasses is perfect!
These are fabulous yellows Graham!
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Thanks Kirstin. I had some fun finding them.
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I love those silk oak flowers!
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They are beautiful, but the tree is invasive here.
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beautiful! What a fun post office! The silk oak flowers are fantastic.
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The post office is one of a cluster of buildings that color.
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What a fabulous lot of yellows Graham. There’s still a few emergency phone here as well though not as many as there used to be. Good to see Australias Grevillea Robusta growing well in Hawaii
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I’m amazed to see any kind of phone boxes these days, but I think the emergency ones still work. Silk oaks are very attractive but a bit of a weed tree here.
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Hawaii has an ideal climate for Silky Oaks to thrive and no one to eat the seedlings too I guess.
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It’s popular here, but is prone to taking over. I guess it was introduced for the timber industry but that never really took hold.
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It makes great cabinet timber but not much else
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I love the eclectic mix of yellows, Graham! The signs are cool, so is that yellow post office! That first shot of the telephone and yellow grasses is perfect!
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Thanks Terri. I was happy to notice the telephone there.
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It’s such a sunny colour, Graham. We have that hibiscus on our patio and I love the silky oak when they flower too xx
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It is quite cheering, especially this weekend when it’s been raining off and on for 48 hours!
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Unusual? xx
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Not especially. The clouds and associated rains slide along this coast. Where I usually swim, about 8 miles south of here, it’s mostly dry and sunny!
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Lovely yellows
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Thanks. There’s a lot of yellows around here.
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