From Jul 8, 2011 |
For a long time, Adella and I had been unsuccessful in visiting the Burgwin-Wright House in Wilmington, North Carolina. Whenever we were in town, it was the wrong day or the wrong hour for that historic site. This year, though, we did our homework, and paid a visit on the right day. We were a few minutes late for one tour, so we waited an hour in the gardens, where we and our cameras got pretty wet. This was a good thing because things around here have been pretty dry--and you don't get lush gardens with gorgeous pomegranate trees without a few showers now and again.
From Jul 8, 2011 |
I think roses at every stage of their coming and going are very beautiful. This faded blossom was no exception.
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Looks a beautiful place Sandy, I love going around state Houses and Gardens too.
ReplyDeleteTiming sometimes is everything. I'm glad you got in this time. That faded flower is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo neat.
ReplyDeleteToday's Flower at my end, hope you can drop by,. Have a blessed Sunday!
I find faded roses to be just lovely!
ReplyDeletethere is beauty in every stage of life...lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to be back enjoying your wonderful photography and love of flowers, animals and life.
ReplyDeleteMissed you Sandy.
You're right - it is a faded beauty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this lovely post.
ReplyDeleteAll the best, Boonie
I agree with you about the beauty in the faded blossom! I have some peonies that look much more dried out than that rose. I can't bear to throw them out yet!
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.