Capture: Spring Breaks
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Suncatchers.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
another angle…
Suncatchers
Starburst stratocasters?
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Waterside gull
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Thought I’d missed the ducklings this year
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Spring getting out of hand, checking the wind direction in vain
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Spring still in full swing
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Beezandborage
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Jos,
Wow, those are quite surreal
Here’s a triptych of very sensible flowers -
Sculpture at Auckland Botanical Gardens. This one requiring colour. :-)
And some purty flowers.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Holly hock to go with your foxgloves
And lantana
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Inorganic waste collection
and passing by someone’s garage
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Jos,
Hydrangea or three
and a feijoa flower
love somebodies garage Nora!
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Inorganic waste collection
Animal, vegetable, or drummer?
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Couple more from the weekend.
Not meaning to be prickly, or anything.
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Jos,
Flax being bothered
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Spring is….
waiting for summer -
Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Lounger music…
waiting for summer
Hang on, I thought rule number one round here was: “Don’t be a deck!”
;- )(heads for changing rooms)
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Holding onto spring, and because I felt like photo-bombing PAS, as you can’t argue with a photo.
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Spring still buzzing….
Even if it’s as hot as summer
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best place to keep cool on a hot day
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
best place to keep cool on a hot day
Oooh, yes! It’s really damn hard to beat the shade of mature trees! My favourite place to read, when it’s warm enough.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
dapple pulp…
…the shade of mature trees!
My favourite place to read…what a cycle…
is not a book
a pulpy shade of
a former tree?
is not reading
the flick-eyeing
of turning leaves?
going bush…
So perhaps writely we might be in a wordwood:
His tree – ashes of alders, and other pageant trees
Mist tree – coppice and robbers, Larch villains, etc
Lit tree works including:
Poet tree – arbor teary diatribes and diversification
Sophis tree – willowy words from a thicket
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
and so on….
If carpen was a word, I’m sure Carpen tree must fit in there somehow
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
You’ve nailed it!
I’m sure Carpen tree must fit in there somehow
Wooden it, though!…
..take a bough.
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Borrowing from my daughter’s favourite English-language book, if carpen doesn’t work, why not carp in tree?
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