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Nice pics and lovely flowers….
hotels in solan
The third one down is brilliant! Color, set, everything. Love it! I had no idea those were forget-me-nots.
Hopefully they are still in bloom when I get there mid-July.
I’m already packing :D
Yes, Laura, I do check for comments relating to a specific post I may have commented on, as I subscribe to that particular posts comment feed. And yes, I’ve finished up with my blog (for personal reasons). My kind words are well directed, as at times, I like to shower you with consideration in the best possible way, due to the attachment I’ve formed through you via your blog.
A few months ago, I revisited one of my favorite eclectic and quality packed boutiques along the shores of Maine, and instantaneously became drawn to all things lilac colored. My toes are presently painted in the shade of your forget-me-nots!
Your photography is superb. I love the intense duality of colors you’ve used in a painterly kind of way: lush green and pink-violet. Also, you’ve incorporated the memory of forget-me-nots, which are so very delicately evocative of another time.
“Silently, one by one, in the infinite meadows of Heaven,
Blossom the lovely stars, the forget-me-nots of the angels.”
-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (Evangeline)