Heleniums - # 189
Welcome to my front garden. Have a happy weekend.
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Richmond upon Thames: the view from London's "Arcadia" along the River Thames in Southwest London.
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Definitely a happy shot.
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A bright greeting for you as you step outside.
ReplyDeleteColourful flowers to colour the life in the garden.
ReplyDeleteYou're right - they seem to be smiling ;-)
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend to you!
Thanks for visiting Rabaul.
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers and also like your previous cricket shot. I love cricket - used to play vigaro at school although it seems to be a sport that as died and disappeared. Have you heard of it over there?
Nice flower pic Chuckeroon. The way the petals are pushed back to reveal the large pollen filled center brings with it questions about the evolutionary purpose of petals; they seem to serve multiple purposes across flowers, but always work as a signalling mechanism to attract insects...and, of course, providing beauty to the human eye.
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