Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ Flowers in a Dromana front garden, Mornington Peninsula
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Today's Flowers #18
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Purple wings on shells
Waves of purple waterfalls
Purple butterflies
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AUSTRALIA ~ The Antipodes
I love a sunburnt country / A land of sweeping plains / Of ragged mountain ranges / Of droughts and flooding rains / I love her far horizons / I love her jewel-sea / Her beauty and her terror / The wide brown land for me / ~ Dorothea Mackellar (1885-1968)
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A place of beauty in the Western Tiers
Tasmania
View near Blackwood Park Cottages, Mole Creek
New Landscapes
New Worlds
The Inner Light of the Spirit
The Spirit of Inner Light
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18 comments:
Nice blog.
Lovely flowers to remind us of Spring.
I am going to risk a Linky on Loose Ends for MM - and hope it doeas not freeze me out. As it is Monday with you in the hour...
WOW! Those are lovely and look at those colours! I want Spring now:)
Hi Gemma
Lovely flowers!
Thanks for sharing!
Luiz, Denise & Pupo - TF Team
Your flowers are great. Lovely hues of pink and purple.
Please send us some to remind us of things to come.
Me again: I thank you on behalf of Hilde and Truls!
I loved the flowers, but what really made my Day were the Christmas Dolphins!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!!! Thank you!!!!
Very nice flowers
I loved the colours!
Your blog is very nice!
Beautiful flowers and lovely Haiku of purples too ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
Nice post, a garden full of color and beauty.
hugs, Denise
a colorful post...enjoyed.
A comforting color and lusciousness, especially for us in the Northern hemisphere who just see gray lately.
Hello Gemma,
Love your purples. Such rich vibrant colors to keep us warm on a cold December day.
Gemma: What a lovely flower to capture. The beauty from down under, how neat.
Those are very pretty and the colors are gorgeous. Very nice capture! :-)
A very pretty elargonium, much loved in the early gardens when people survved on tank water as they are so colourful and will survive droughts.
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