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14 comments:
Beautiful! Loving my little enchanted spot of ground here too. A few acres yields so much if you know where to look!!
Just gorgeous! Love that strawberry :)
what wonderful photos!!!
Awesome photos! What a sweet walk it must have been.
Wish it wasn't raining on Saturday, I would have loved to have seen and touched these beauties! Great photos Rose. I'm enjoying a cup of red clover blossom and pink rose pedal tea in my antique cup, and every sip I take, I think of you, my sweet Rose! I will be making lots of vinegar infusions upon my return from Michigan.
Oh my, are these fantastic or what? And, thanks for naming them. The currants are very cool and love the blueberry and strawberry.
wonderful images - lovely to visit your blog again!
S
Hello Rose. Inspiring photos.
:D
Beautiful blooms!
ooooooo,,, lucious and lovely photos. I just love it.
Absolutely beautiful photos - especially love the blueberries!
I'm so glad I discovered your blog.
Shelley
Fantastic close ups. My currants (black, red and white) are looking sorry for themselves, slowly being eaten by comma caterpillars :-(
Love the name of your blog, also you take some great pictures...
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Absolutely delicious!
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