“Roy G. Biv” is an acronym made of the first letters of the seven colors of the rainbow, to help you remember: Red. Orange. Yellow. Green. Blue. Indigo. Violet. It’s also the photo challenge theme for this week!”
Check here for other rainbow interpretations of The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “ROY G. BIV.”
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NewEnglandGardenAndThread 
Perfect rainbow in flowers 🙂
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Quite lovely Judy!
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Nice approach, quite the rainbow.
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Pretty, pretty.
janet
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Note to self: Go to Holland!
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That is for sure!
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Lovely! And I am glad that you explained what it was or I’d have thought that you were starting to use texting language ha ha 🙂
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I thought I’d better paste the original challenge because I sure didn’t understand it when I read it. 🙂
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Well THIS art teacher didn’t need an explanation of roygbiv! You must have an amazing amount of beautiful shots from your trip. It’s probably hard to decide which ones to use. These are knockouts – made all the more spectacular when planted in blocks of color!
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Perfect for Roy G. Biv. Lovely flowers! I am a retired teacher and used the phrase for teaching rainbows to early childhood learners.
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You and my other blogging friend, Joyce, are probably part of the very few who knew what it meant. But teachers know a lot of ‘stuff’ the rest of us don’t. 🙂
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🙂
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I just love this! You saw so many beautiful flowers not common to all of us!
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