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Wednesday, July 31
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The rain has been much needed. But I hope you haven't had too much of it up there.
ReplyDeleteFar too much Jessica.
DeleteI want some of the watery gems. My poor garden is beginning to wilt.
ReplyDeleteI would gladly let you have some of ours, Lisa
DeleteHard to tear my eyes away from the bottom drop in the last photo.
ReplyDeleteI'm fascinated by how the image in the raindrop is upside down tpals.
DeleteI don't know what it is about raindrops clinging to, well, anything - they are always fascinating.
ReplyDeleteThey are aren’t they, Margaret
DeleteGreat photos! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bonnie
DeleteOh cobwebs always make me thinking that the year is running away! Your agapanthus looks like a show stealer Sue.
ReplyDeleteI love the agapanthus, Anna I’ve been dying for the flowers to open.
DeleteSue, as the weather in your place is very hot so every drop of rain is gem. here we have no rain as well only cold air.
ReplyDeleteWe only really had a couple of hot days, Nadezda. It’s pleasantly warm at present but I think that the forecast is for cooler weather.
DeleteGorgeous, the first two pics seemed almost Christmassy!xxx
ReplyDeleteYou’re right, Dina
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