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beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI so like looking straight up at the trees and the hollyhocks, like this!! A different perspective!!
ReplyDeleteClear skies in Texas, too (albeit with interminable heat), and I love the hollyhocks. When I first moved to Texas, people said I couldn't grow them here, but I did--and folks would stop in front of my house and run up to my door to ask for seeds. I haven't grown them in years, but now you've inspired me to try again this fall.
ReplyDeleteA fabulous blue sky. I haven't seen hollyhocks for many years. They are as pretty as I remember.
ReplyDeleteThe hollyhocks are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have some in my garden in Sweden as well!
Beautiful, I like them both very much. The pink flower goes so well with the blue sky!
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It sure has been clear and Blue. Beautiful lonley last flower. We seem to have entered the dry,crunchy,Brown season.
ReplyDeleteThose hollyhocks are rich with seeds--promise of abundant blossoms next year!
ReplyDeleteWHEN PLANETS PLUMMET
When planets plummet
And comets careen,
It’s the strangest sight
You ever have seen.
When drunk stars stagger
And comets collide,
It’s time to look up
As you go outside
To stare at the sky
Where the strangest sight
Is the moon-faced thing
That you see at night.
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Night Sky
Love hollyhock...and those are some lovely pictures of it! A perspective you don't see often!
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Lovely capture with the hoolyhock. Very pretty skies. Wonderful photos. Happy skywatching!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures!
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