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Wordless Wednesday: About the Garden in Early September
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Cynthia, these pictures are spectacular–so vibrant with such great clarity! Thanks for sharing your talents.
I love the grasshopper photo.
LOVE the photos…they made me smile but made me sad that summer is quickly coming to an end, sigh. Kim
Your garden is looking bountiful & full of activity this September. I can’t believe you’re still getting some eggplants.
Oh wow! What great pictures! May I ask what kind of flowers are in the first picture? They are stunning!
So pretty!!!!
We have lots of grasshoppers this year… too too many!
The flower photo is my favorite… I could almost smell those wonderful flowers!
Beautiful!
Beautiful photos — and congratulations on your Blotanical award! I was so hoping you would win.
Congratulations on your Blotanical Win.
~ hugs, Cherry
Congrats on you win at blotanical.com. You’ve got a beautiful blog and I do miss coming here. Need to get back in the habit.
Congratulations on your Blotanical award! Well done!
Your photos are just beautiful. Congratulations on your award!
That eggplant shot is really lovely
I’m trying to catch up on blogs and I went to yours, but I only see this post as the latest one.
What happened to the rest?
I hope all is well and you are enjoying Autumn!
~Faith
Hi Cynthia – I haven’t been around much lately but see you haven’t either. Hope you are well, just busy! Miss your photos and stories, hope to read some again soon when you have time.
It struck me I had not been to visit here for a while . . . turns out neither have you!
I’m glad I came though. It has been a nice reminder of summer.
Hope you are ok.
Lucy
Loved the photos. But the one with the grasshopper, I have to confess: my first instinct was to whack the little guy!
I’m getting better about accepting the “un-delightfuls” in my garden, but it takes effort. A lot of effort.
Great blog!