It is summer. Today the fog is mucking up my summer, but that doesn’t stop the flowers from blooming.
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Friday,July 3, 2009 by walkaboutstory
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Beautiful – I’m really enjoying the pictures.
There is that damned Tigridia!!!! So pretty, so soothing – so much color! Thanks for taking the time to upload all of these beauties so we can enjoy them, too.
Almost the only flowers I have are wild, except for a few perennials.
I am back to visit your beautiful flowers.