Today, with little else going on in this torrid weather, I am just going to drop a few photos from the past week or two.
For the past few years, we have been delighted by volunteer petunias growing here and there in the backyard. They grow right out of the mulch because there is landscaping cloth over the soil. In this photo by Sue, with appropriate, text added, the volunteer plant is to the bottom left. There are others elsewhere, but I think this one fits in nicely with the other pots.
We photograph each other on walks. The next three photos were taken in the park, the first of Sue by a property that backs onto the park where the lady has a spectacular garden, mostly of big, beautiful flowerpots. The two of me are from a garden within the park.
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The spotlight effect was done in camera as one of the Apple portrait options. |
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AC lost in the flowers. |
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Guess who doesn’t want to bend too far. |
There is a chipmunk living in our backyard, close to the daylilies by the fence. It was our first close encounter and s/he didn’t seem overawed by the gigantic two-legs
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Finally, for today, this a storefront on main street, the Carleton Place Gallery.
It's been hot, but I think this is the last day of this particular episode although there is not exactly a deepfreeze on the way. Maybe I will get some fresh photos or blog fodder in the coming days.
Love the daisies. Stay cool!
ReplyDeleteWish the weather would cool down here too. I'd like to hear your friend's story about blueberry picking. Does it involve a bear encounter?
ReplyDeleteNo bear, but thinks for the reminder.
DeleteSweet little chipmunk! That would make me smile.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. The chipmunk 🐿 looks like he is posing for you.
ReplyDeleteGood photos of photographers! And lovely posies as well as critter and neat shot at night of gallery.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen a chipmunk in at least a decade. They are cute. W had a 40 F degree drop in temperature from Tuesday's high to Wednesday's low. We are going up again in another day. Your petunias are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt has too hot to wander very far. I just grab pics as I pass by something bit no big excursions.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to be trapped inside by the weather. We're having a bit of that lately although the mornings are cool. (but I'm lazy) I didn't realize that petunias could be volunteers! We don't have chipmunks here, only squirrels.
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