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October
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- Unlikely Color Straight from Nature
- The Illusion of Frozen Time
- Holding Its Own Against the Wind
- Before Last Night's Wind
- First Red, Then Yellow
- Cherry Orchards, Leelanau County, Late October
- A Survivor Points the Way
- Lilliputian Landscapes
- Autumn Light
- Crown of Light and Understory
- Unexpected Colors for October
- Morning--Outdoors--with Dog: Priceless!
- Girl Just Wanna Have Fun
- World's Most Beautiful Commute
- Moss in October
- Just the Way It Is (Unaltered)
- Ash Trees in October
- Gold Leaf
- Jumping on the Pink Bandwagon
- Color Near the Ground, Too
- Color Is Where You Find It
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About Me
- P. J. Grath
- Blogger, bookseller, philosopher, amateur photographer, lifetime writer. Negligent but passionate gardener. Good cook when inspired. No kind of housekeeper at all. Very big reader!
I love these! Whatever that red stuff is would be right at home in the liverwort garden. Do you have any idea what it is? So much in the world I don't even see, let alone understand.
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ReplyDeletewill tell you all about British soldiers, Gerry. David always says my eye is on the sparrow, while he's thinking, "Big picture! Big picture!"