Monday, July 27, 2020

The mountain of flowers


 After almost all the land moving for the new subdivision, there was a huge mound (alright, not really a mountain!) which burst into bloom a few weeks ago. I am not out driving as often these days, so I did a good-old double take when I saw this.  The next day I made a special drive-by going into the road which now has a few finished units. They look like duplexes.





Today's Quote:
Not until black demonstrators resorted to violence did the national government work seriously for civil rights legislation ... In 1850 white abolitionists, having given up on peaceful means, began to encourage and engage in actions that disrupted plantation operations and liberated slaves. Was that all wrong? -Ingrid Newkirk, animal rights activist (b. 11 Jul 1949)

6 comments:

  1. ...Sweet Birch Commons has a certain flare to it.

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  2. Hello, Looks like a pretty community. I like the mound/mountain of flowers. Take care! Enjoy your day! Wishing you a happy new week!

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  3. They're pretty grand looking duplexes, which we generally call semis, reserving duplexes for more up and down flats.

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  4. Love that mountain of flowers! Beautiful.

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  5. Flower mountain looks beautiful.

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