A miscellany like Grandma’s attic in Taunton, MA or Mission Street's Thrift Town in San Francisco or a Council, ID yard sale in cloudy mid April or a celestial roadmap no one folded—you take your pick.
Roy: Thanks! The Harrison roses are found in this area on a number of old homestead sites, along with black locusts that the homesteaders also planted. These are in our yard.
Dave: Thank you so much!
Sandra: Yes, they are. They always come into full bloom right about exactly on the solstice & I always mean to get a photo on that day, but I always seem to miss by a few!
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Nice! Roses are always a good subject. We certainly have plenty of them in the garden center at work. Although I miss the beach roses back in Newport!
ReplyDeleteSuperb. Both the subject and the picture.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, John. Are they fragrant? They *look* fragrant. :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Roy, Dave & Sandra
ReplyDeleteRoy: Thanks! The Harrison roses are found in this area on a number of old homestead sites, along with black locusts that the homesteaders also planted. These are in our yard.
Dave: Thank you so much!
Sandra: Yes, they are. They always come into full bloom right about exactly on the solstice & I always mean to get a photo on that day, but I always seem to miss by a few!
gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks Raquelle!
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