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Tag Archives: flowers
Silent Sunday
Posted in Flowers, Garden, Photos, Scotland, Silent Sunday
Tagged flowers, snowdrops, spring
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Silent Sunday
Posted in Flowers, Garden, Photos, Scotland, Silent Sunday
Tagged berries, Brambles, flowers
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Silent Sunday
Posted in #CLMOOC, Flowers, Photos, Scotland, Silent Sunday
Tagged bluebells, flowers, spring
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Silent Sunday
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Tagged daffodils, flowers, Scotland, spring
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Silent Sunday
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Silent Sunday
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Tagged Cherry Blossom, flowers, spring
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Monday Feldgang
As I walked up the path to work today I looked to my right, and noticed some more flowers. Some are cultivated, the others are native. All are lovely.
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Saturday Feldgang
Geraniums do well in our garden. Here’s three – the first two are bought, but still have a natural look. The third grows in abundance. The flowers are smaller, but they are so pretty.
Morning flowers
Between the main road and Professors’ Square is a pathway with wild flowers growing on either side of it. I always appreciate them, today I stopped and took a few pics with my phone