The first Magnolia bloom. The start of hydrangea season.
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This blog has been created to allow my wife's Uncle "Milford Acornes" to vent a little. He's become a nuisance so we thought we'd get him a hobby. At this point we have to post for him.
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- Rhodo Rising
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- Looking East Toward the Mainland
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- Spring Has Sprung
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5 comments:
Saw you out there taking pictures. When are you going to post some of those paintings you've been working on all winter?
Keep us posted when they come into bloom please!
I will.
Oh, I just love your garden. Also love the road to nowhere. The tulip trees here in Washington are in great bloom. My camera is busted, but it is an incredible site. Love the arbor. Hey, found out you are a pisces like me. ha ha
I remember eating honeysuckle as a kid. what what a memory that brought back.
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