Bluff Blossoms
The plant shown could possibly be an azalea. I thought because of the color n size it wasn't tho- I'll go back n check the leaves some day.
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6 Comments:
Super shot!!
Funny my keyboard's "H" key is sticky and I'd just written "super sot."
I'd been all set to write azaelas until you informed me of the rhododendrons.
And you? Will you be among the sun worshippers? Or protecting your girlish complexion?
Nice shot.
Sun worshippers?
And this is a good thing or a bad thing?
See? So many reasons to be thankful for rain...
Beautiful blossoms! I never get tired of seeing them.
JanF, at least you didn't do "super hot!"
I usually get my sun on the deck, or at my fav beach. The main beach isin't my fav place- too crowded!
G, sun is good,- tourists are not! Townees ok tho- when it's just us, we don't tend to annoy each other alot.
Talon, Rain is okay except for my mood after a whole week of no sunshine- I thought you might like those flowers by the beach.
Oh, what gorgeous rhododendrons. We've been having lots of rain here, too, but oh my, is it ever making our garden grow! :)
Have fun in the sun!
ThommaLyn, Things here are sprouting fast, n greens are budding about. Since the rain tho, few blossoms are visible. I hope the frogs are enjoying the extra water.
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