After Clyde's running-away drama, he was under house arrest, and I kept him tethered to me whenever we ventured out. Getting used to life down where he lives it, I discovered some pretty nice things grow close to the ground. These yellow flowers towered over him, and they were lovely. He and I came across them when we revisited the scene of the crime (possibly) at the top of Topsail Island.
Today's Flowers
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Beautiful sunny flowers!
ReplyDeleteI can't go to the homepage from Today's Flowers, it always come "You need authorization", what can I do?
They are adorable and happy.
ReplyDeleteI remember spending many fun summers at a Topsail Beach in NC, many years ago.;) I am not sure it is the same place.;)
ReplyDeleteI am back from my travels dear Sandy, hope you have been well. Love the picture.;)
Have a lovely Sunday,
xoxo
Topsail Beach is lovely...I like it much more than Myrtle!~ Thanks for the glimpse into Clyde's world!
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Sandi
OK, now I'm just guessing? Clyde is either your tiny husband, .........or a small pet of some kind? Maybe he is a caterpillar? It is good you are watching out for him, or he might get lost? I guess I missed the post about the crime? So your post becomes a mystery. But it sounds like all is well, now....and the flowers are lovely.
ReplyDeletehey, I'm not sure who Clyde is either but suspect a dog and what trouble did he get into...nice flowers-I love yellow
ReplyDeleteSandy, I don't remember how I found your site, but I'm embarrassed to admit that I never navigated through it. Today, Sunday morning ease, I took the time and discovered your other blogs, your books, your writing.
ReplyDeleteI must compliment you on your talent and its diverse mediums. How blessed to use them so beautifully.
I'll be jumping around all of your blogs from now on. So glad I found you.
Now it works. :-)
ReplyDeleteAmazing what you find - when you get down on the job.lol.
ReplyDeleteNice green and gold, and a nice sunlight as well.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers Sandy. I love low wildflowers like these.
ReplyDeleteLovely Sandy, and I am glad Clyde is in your tender loving care after his adventure. I remember those days well. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteAn English Girl Rambles
super shot, glad to hear from you......take care
ReplyDeleteGill in Canada
So, returning to the scene of the crime isn't always bad! Ü
ReplyDeletevery pretty ~ those low flowers give our bare toes something to caress ~ lol
ReplyDeleteLovely blossoms! I'm not familiar with thee.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great view from Clyde's perspective! Lovely flowers and colors, marvelous capture! Hope you both have a wonderful week, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Clydes' world is awesome! Like his view very much!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day Sandy
Hugs
SueAnn
Clyde, has a lovely view. Beautiful photo, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for adding a little sunshine to my life today.
ReplyDeleteJJ
We're at the beach too. Love your flowers.
ReplyDeletePretty and cheerful!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day and week ahead.
xo
Pretty flowers! Also, thanks for being one of our hosts at Today's Flowers. ♥♫
ReplyDeleteClyde is such a funny boy. He will show you a whole new world while on your walks.
ReplyDeleteSuch bright and cheery flowers. Just what I needed. :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the cheery yellow color of these little daisy wildflowers.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad Clyde helped you discover these beautiful flowers. Perhaps he is trying to make up for his running away!
ReplyDeletethey are so beautiful! and I am glad the dog is safe and sound :)!
ReplyDeleteThese yellow flowers are lovely.
ReplyDeleteI saw these wild flowers around here too. They look like thistles!
ReplyDeleteOh, such lovely cheery colours! What a find.. and a lovely crime scene... ;-)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Now I need to read about Clyde's escapades.
ReplyDeleteawwww poor Clyde lol
ReplyDeleteVery pretty yellow flowers!
ReplyDeleteVERY NICE SHOT AND SLIDE.
ReplyDeleteNICE SUNDAY
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