Sandy, dear, i liked so much the second....I have a GORJUSS with this flower and love it...thank u so much for your visit and comment, sweet graceolsson.com/blog
It's the wild flowers that give us the cultivated beauty we house in our gardens. We don't think of that much, do we? Lovely job...congrats on the second Post of the Day nomination IN THE SAME DAY! Sandi
With friends like those, who need anemones?
ReplyDeleteThe photos are beautiful and I love how it seems we're right there in the flowers. But ROFL at Mountain Mama!!
ReplyDeleteLove your flowers.
ReplyDeletei think flowers should be voted a girl's bestfriend!
ReplyDeletethey are there to express happiness and symphatize in sorrow.it tells of love and hope and beauty of tomorrow.....
Beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteAnd I loved what Salipype said!
Good week for both of you!
Oh these are so pretty! Thanks for sharing these pics Sandy.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday, G
PS: Love that first comment from Mama...good one! ;<)
ReplyDeleteI made an update in my post about Salitype's comment. Look there.
ReplyDeletelovely sandy
ReplyDeleteWow. Beautiful friends!
ReplyDeleteAfter seeing these, I think autumn has its own shape, as well as colors.
ReplyDeletelovely photos!!
ReplyDeletehave a great rest of sunday!
Ohhh mountain mama has me giggling... but your photos make me smile more!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures.
ReplyDeleteI always think of our Connecticut woods not having many wildflowers but I have found you have to look around a bit for them.
ReplyDeleteMy garden is full of friends this summer! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe first one looks like a Christmas tree shape and so pretty it needs no decorations. . . the 2nd one is my favorite tho -- love the Macro.
ReplyDeleteIt looks as though you have been walking the tracks again or perhaps a country lane?? Lovely wildlings.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, those are pretty -wonderfully wild, flowers! Thanks for sharing, Sandy!
ReplyDeletelovely flowers as summer ends so will the blooms soon...
ReplyDeleteSandy: There are a lot of wild flowers shown this week, you captured them beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI love your wild friends! Miss you!
ReplyDeleteThe purple one in the second photo... I see tons of those when I'm out on my run and have often thought of photographing them. Your's is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I love finding flower surprises on walks. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images, Sandy, especially the second one.
ReplyDeleteLovely wildflowers announcing fall is coming;)
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures,
Gisela
Great shots! The drops of dew on the thistle's spines really cool. Love how they catch the light!
ReplyDeleteLove that second shot in particular.. and got a giggle over Mountain Mama's remark. :)
ReplyDeleteYour wild friends are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat nice images, Sandy! These wild flowers are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful shots Sandy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a green ! beautiful !!
ReplyDeleteWild can sometimes be even more beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe 2nd one looks so special! Dont think i seen it before...
ReplyDeleteSandy, dear, i liked so much the second....I have a GORJUSS with this flower and love it...thank u so much for your visit and comment, sweet
ReplyDeletegraceolsson.com/blog
It's the wild flowers that give us the cultivated beauty we house in our gardens. We don't think of that much, do we? Lovely job...congrats on the second Post of the Day nomination IN THE SAME DAY!
ReplyDeleteSandi
Thank you for those beautiful images and congratulations on your POTD mention at authorblog.
ReplyDeleteThese photos make me want to find a field of flowers and enjoy a day outside. Can't be today though, it is raining and storming.
ReplyDeleteAnother one!! Woo hoo!! Congrats on the second Post of the Day Award!!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely blossoms in beautiful photographs. You do have a wonderful 'eye' for capturing the essence of things ;--)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Congrats on TWO!! POTD mentions at David's ... lovely flowers ..
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful pictures -- you even made a thistle look beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI like a thistle mohawk. So pink and punk.
ReplyDeletelovely set of pics! going to miss the flowers when fall comes!
ReplyDeleteThese are such lovely shots and some of my favorites. I even look for the thistle...
ReplyDeleteVery special. And congrats on your POTD mention. You are a talented photographer and poet also.
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