Y is for Yellow #atozchallenge

The penultimate post of this challenge wants to be presented in a simple, straightforward way. No hunts for the elusive Y word have been carried out and no digging in closets of memories has taken place today.

It's a post awash with my favourite colour, Yellow.

A favour is all I ask of you my dear readers, please don't tell Turquoise about this post. He's my 'other' love. I tend to wear him more, too. So he may get the wrong idea, you see. Yellow, on the other hand, makes me do things I'd never do for T. Like, go up to complete strangers and ask them if I can click their picture. Or lie flat on my back to take a photo of a tiny desert plant that grows here in Qatar. Or wait for the sunset to capture Y's last radiant streaks. Or set the alarm for 4 in the morning to ensure I catch Y when he's being born.

Yellow, I can't resist. And Turquoise I can't live without.

Without further yakking, let's go and follow that Yellow...

Draped in Kutchch

Resplendent in Qatar--found this beauty on our way to Purple Island

Carpeting Nottingham, U.K.

Hanging in Amman, Jordan

and holding a Green Party, Amman again.

 Keeping Buddha company in Koh Samui

On display in Tbilisi, Georgia

Ready to take off in Washington D.C.

Streaming through curtains

and waiting to be harvested in Rajasthan.

Hanging outside to dry in Ahmedabad

Crossing the road in Split, Croatia

Do you know the name Split comes from a yellow flower that grows in abundance on the hills surrounding Split.

When the Greeks first settled here, they found the hills covered with Aspalatos (the yellow flower),

thus, giving Split its name.

Split is the place where Aspalatos grows.

A very kind lady at a shop I got some lavender from in Split told me this. 

She was such a treasure trove of information. 

I asked her if she knew why Split was called Split.

Croatians call this flower Brnistra. I didn't take any pictures of it, so I'm using this google image:

Van Gogh loved yellow, too.

Here's a letter I wrote to him about...ya right.. Yellow. 

That was in 2015. 

More recently, I met Surabhi, an artist who loves yellow as much as I do. 

Thank you all for keeping me company.

It's been an amazing journey.

One last letter to go.

Waiting for Zee.

Last year's last was Zekreet

What will this year's be?

Do you have a favourite colour?

What might that/those be?

Do share:)