I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri June 23
Yesterday's hike.
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9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoThe climbing Blaze (that's my guess as to what it is...?) needed a rose pillar. The lady I purchased this house from planted it long ago(the house was built in 1959), against a pergola post which has long since disintegrated, been removed. The rose was laying on the ground.
9 years agolast modified: 9 years ago
Have been babysitting the Granddog all week. This is her most favorite hangout. The front porch on a cushioned table between mine and DH's chairs so she always has her much desired 'hands on' attention.- 9 years ago
A fallen tree in Hampstead Heath. The park is located in North London and the expansive area, covering nearly 800 acres, offers a natural sanctuary from the bustling city. This tree was felled during a storm two winters ago, leaving a hole in the canopy where it once stood.
Photo by Kit Oates
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