This post is light on words. The images, I think, speak for themselves.
Monday, 20 September 2010
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Love these ... they speak volumes! Especially like the bird in the leaves. And that furry friend looks too cute!
ReplyDeleteDear Catmint, Sometimes an image can replace countless thousands of words. Perhaps our politicians could take heed!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite shot has to be the one with the big bird in the tree. It lined up perfectly!
ReplyDeleteThey do indeed - great photos.
ReplyDeleteStunning photos---thanks for sharing them. If you want to see what's growing in my garden take a look at www.mysisterdalesgarden.com
ReplyDeleteSee you in the garden.
I love all of these. One thing I noticed is that they're all "alive" in some way - personalities and not just plants!
ReplyDeleteThe clarinetist man is slightly mysterious.
ReplyDeleteHe seems to be a messenger of the Nature.
Thank you.
ruma
Loved the shadow images, especially.
ReplyDeleteDenis
Oh yes, the images speak Loud and Clear! Great picks for favorite photos...
ReplyDeleteLovely pics - especially the last one. The dog is way more curly than the path!
ReplyDeleteThe first photo reminds me of a quote about how plants are happiest in the shade - as in the shadow of the gardner as he or she tends them regularly!
ReplyDeleteHi catmint; those photos talk without captions. I like the first with the shadow gardener! the ones with the bird assembly and the mystery bird, the quirky gardener and the friend of the garden who left the scene... I said I loved them all...
ReplyDeleteAn affectionate collection.
ReplyDeleteEsther
Hi Catmint, It's been too long. I hope you're doing well. Your photos are delightful.
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