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A few flowers from the garden this afternoon.
Bearded Iris
Clematis "The President"
Oriental Poppy - Papaver orientale
Welsh Poppy - Meconopsis cambrica
Bearded Iris
Clematis "The President"
Oriental Poppy - Papaver orientale
Welsh Poppy - Meconopsis cambrica
A local wild flower called the trillium. Lots in bloom up north. 
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Laron
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I would love to sit with a glass wine gazing out on that water, just magic, not wonder you love it up there Puck.
I just do a lot of that June. The peace and tranquility there is amazing. I've been going up there for some 30 yrs and it never get old. I've had my property there for about 7 yrs.
Boy I really need to get the hang of this teleporting, I’d love to drop in for an hour or two, always with backpack full of beer of course.
I would think if you can’t meditate there, you can’t meditate anywhere, I can almost feel the atmosphere just looking at the pics.
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A photo I took on an island, on Lake Titicaca in Bolivia back in 2011.
I have had a fancy to visit Titicaca ever since I heard of it, the name itself interested me.
I googled it and came up with........Titicaca is two Quechua words....Titi, meaning Puma and Caca, meaning Mount.....
A reminder of the felines that lived many centuries ago in the vicinity of the territory.
Gosh, ya learn something new every day.
I googled it and came up with........Titicaca is two Quechua words....Titi, meaning Puma and Caca, meaning Mount.....
A reminder of the felines that lived many centuries ago in the vicinity of the territory.
Gosh, ya learn something new every day.
Wild strawberries... for all the wild wonen here 
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Ooh, I just saw our first one too
Those little beauties are tiny but really pack a tasty punch!
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And a 1,000+ miles to the south - ours are about done because of the heat.
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My sage flowered too this year!
It has traveled with us from place to place, each time growing a big root through the little holes in the bottom of its pot, which it enlarged, to send into the ground and each time letting me know it was happy in its new place with that bigger root to tap with. It showed me by growing big and healthy. Then, when I uprooted it at each move, as carefully as I could, it would show its lack of resource availability by dwindling until it again had the chance to grow happy at its new home. This move I was able to put it into the ground and toss the old clay pot it had been in since I'd gotten it, as the pot had gotten both outgrown and was starting to splinter from the force of the sage's growth within.
The sage's story has mirrored our own. It and a couple of raspberries were the only plants that made all the moves with us.
Herbs have been the one thing that I have always grown, since I started gardening. They tend to be humble in the sense that they can be grown in relatively small amounts of space without too much attention and in return give so much beauty plus flavour to food so I am not surprised that you have quite a few of them in your little balcony garden. They (and you) appear to have a great view from that balcony!
This is the first time it's flowered so I am really excited to see its gorgeous purple flowers
It has traveled with us from place to place, each time growing a big root through the little holes in the bottom of its pot, which it enlarged, to send into the ground and each time letting me know it was happy in its new place with that bigger root to tap with. It showed me by growing big and healthy. Then, when I uprooted it at each move, as carefully as I could, it would show its lack of resource availability by dwindling until it again had the chance to grow happy at its new home. This move I was able to put it into the ground and toss the old clay pot it had been in since I'd gotten it, as the pot had gotten both outgrown and was starting to splinter from the force of the sage's growth within.
The sage's story has mirrored our own. It and a couple of raspberries were the only plants that made all the moves with us.
Herbs have been the one thing that I have always grown, since I started gardening. They tend to be humble in the sense that they can be grown in relatively small amounts of space without too much attention and in return give so much beauty plus flavour to food so I am not surprised that you have quite a few of them in your little balcony garden. They (and you) appear to have a great view from that balcony!
This is the first time it's flowered so I am really excited to see its gorgeous purple flowers
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I can drive a tractor now. I am so happy with myself - kind of funny considering all the things I could want to do.
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The first rain in over three months soon came after I took this photo last weekend.
intense looking :O surely wet to the bones in a few seconds if out at the moment
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Very nice - guessing that is your dessert tonight.
BTW, in addition to driving a tractor, I'm now qualified as a professional picker. However, Canada is a bit out of my territory.
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