. @ Arja: These roses grow so rampantly, boundless energy and color.
@ Vicki Lane: I could not believe my eyes when I spotted the bright blue fire hydrant. The roses wore a tinge of blue too, the sun was not up yet, but the light was good enough to take a picture. They light reminded me of Norway, of midsummer midnight - not that I have been there, it's only my imagination at work. ;-)
@ oiasantorini: Thank you! :-)
@ rochambeau: You have to be out and about before sunup, to find them! ;-)
I have a silly request. I love this blog but I am lazy. In my google reader, only the titles of the posts are shown and if I want to see the post I have to click on it. If I have loads to read, I don't always, even though I know I'm missing things. If it's not right there in front of me, I can't always be bothered to chase it. Is there any way to change it so the full posts are shown in the reader? That way I know I won't miss anything. Thanks from a lazy blog lover. :)
These roses are sumptuous! And a blue fire hydrant? Is the blue to signify water? What color are the Viennese fire trucks? As you know over here, we use red for anything to do with fire.
I turn to your beautiful posts to find what civilization might still look like. xo
Pink Roses
So delicate and papery, I love the old fashioned ramblers.
ReplyDeletePink and blue -- I want to dismiss the combination as corny or sentimental but in pictures like this it's utterly compelling. I love it!
ReplyDeletecorny & sentimental?
ReplyDeleteRather "stunning" i would say Merisi. Beautiful shot!
Beautiful rose, the Morning Rose!
ReplyDeleteNever have met one before before today!
Sending smiles afar!
Constance
THe roses raise the blue to sublime.
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ReplyDelete@ Arja:
These roses grow so rampantly, boundless energy and color.
@ Vicki Lane:
I could not believe my eyes when I spotted the bright blue fire hydrant. The roses wore a tinge of blue too, the sun was not up yet, but the light was good enough to take a picture. They light reminded me of Norway, of midsummer midnight - not that I have been there, it's only my imagination at work. ;-)
@ oiasantorini:
Thank you! :-)
@ rochambeau:
You have to be out and about before sunup, to find them! ;-)
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I agree!
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Silky roses, in a beautiful combination of colors. :-)
ReplyDeleteI do hope so....
ReplyDeletesuch an impossibly doomed romance
greetings from the sunny US
I have a silly request. I love this blog but I am lazy. In my google reader, only the titles of the posts are shown and if I want to see the post I have to click on it. If I have loads to read, I don't always, even though I know I'm missing things. If it's not right there in front of me, I can't always be bothered to chase it. Is there any way to change it so the full posts are shown in the reader? That way I know I won't miss anything. Thanks from a lazy blog lover. :)
ReplyDeleteGood evening Merisi,
ReplyDeleteThese roses are sumptuous! And a blue fire hydrant? Is the blue to signify water? What color are the Viennese fire trucks? As you know over here, we use red for anything to do with fire.
I turn to your beautiful posts to find what civilization might still look like. xo
Love these roses , they look so delicate
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