Bingo, that's it, Thanks. Here is a link that might be useful: flowering raspberry

I thought it reminded me of the Morning Glory, but the flowers are smaller. I think the suggestion that it is Convolvulus arvensis has merit - from what I've found quickly, though, I am wondering if my lovely "find" has an evil down-side? Should I NOT be encouraging this? It is not very wide spread (yet), but is much prettier than the ice plant and ivy it has popped up among. From what I've read, I am wondering if I am dancing with the devil?

Thanks everybody, with the fast and great help from all the above posts I believe these are what they are: #1 one of several types of native Scutellaria sp. #3 Arnoglossum atriplicifolium #4 Clematis reticulata #2 & #7 Prenanthes altissima http://www.ct-botanical-society.org/galleries/prenanthesalti.html #5 & 6 one of several types of native Sisyrinchium sp.

I think I found the name of this plant. Albelmoschus moschatus 'Pacific Light Pink',musk mallow. Though I'm not possitive, the leaves, flower and seed look similar, my book says there are many cultivars. Helena