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These rose hedges are going to look so incredibly righteous once they begin to bloom!
How's THAT for a five o'clock shadow?
Have a lovely evening, everyone... and a great Tuesday too.
Posted by Jade L Blackwater at 4:05 PM
Labels: farm, farmhouse, moon, Multiflora rose, Rosa multiflora, silo, sunset
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Awesome shadow!
ReplyDelete"For he sometimes shoots up taller like an India-rubber ball"
ReplyDeleteTrailhead, I was totally impressed! Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteKLD - great to hear from you again. Such an appropriate bit from Stevenson... :) Thank you for sharing!!
Cool pic!
ReplyDeleteWhat a surreal picture!
ReplyDeleteAre these all taken in the place where you live?
They are so varied, and beautiful trees.
Crystal, thanks!
ReplyDeleteBarbara, yes indeed... all of the images you've seen over the last few months, with the exception of the trip to the Poconos, have been taken entirely around the farm property on which I now live. I feel truly blessed to have moved to a cottage centered amid so much diverse flora, fauna, and history!!!
this picture is awesome, i love it! good job :)
ReplyDeletehappy easter
Thanks so much Kirsten! Happy Easter to you as well! I hope the bunny brings you something nice ;)
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