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In full bloom at your sea, almost 4 million also for thee
ReplyDeleteYes, Pat, full bloom for the August flowers; let's hope the weather hangs on just a tad longer...
DeleteYes, getting SO close to 4,000,000!!! It probably will hit while I'm shooting another charity even this weekend, and I'll miss it yet again.
what a most glorious series of photos..truly impressive
ReplyDeleteThanks, KAM! I do love capturing every phase of a flower. Then enjoying the photos again and again and again all winter long...
DeleteGoodness gracious no words necessary for this greatness!
ReplyDeleteThose deep pink zinnias are the best shade ever ... don't you love those little yellow flowers in the middle? (Forgot the botanical term.)
ReplyDeleteFour Million!!!! :D