Enjoy.
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One nice thing about being among the functionally poor
in a wealthy town - nice landscaping to keep your mind
off your money woes...
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Flowering shrubs by White Flint Mall...
Apparently, they thrive on bus exhaust and food court trash...
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An amazing bush in full bloom - there was an elderly woman attempting to
control its invasion of the sidewalk in front of her house. I think she thought
I was casing her house when I stopped and asked if I could take this picture...
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One of the last cherry trees I found still blooming...
A thunderous rain storm had wiped most of them out already...
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White and pink crabapple, just about to fully bloom...
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A lavender crabapple in full bloom - it was HUGE...
2 comments:
Aww, thanks Merujo! Very purdy! And you're right, definitely no crabapple trees lining the beach, Banksias are more likely.
Reminds me, blindingly crisp blue sky here today after a couple of weeks of solid heavy rain, really should be at said beach now. :-)
You are most welcome, sir!!
I love big storms on the ocean - when there is nothing to stop the sound of the thunder rolling across the skies. Ahhhh.
Go to the beach! Now! (For those of us who can't!) :-)
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