Tuesday, November 24, 2020

Last of the flowers

 


A rosebush just seems unaffected by the frosty nights. Of course it sits by the lake, so that water keeps it a bit warmer. But not much longer.




These huge old rose bushes were also full of chirping little birds...totally safe behind the thorns!

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  1. But you have plants and flowers indoors if I recall. That should help.

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  2. Hello,
    The roses are lovely, a pretty sight to see!
    Take care, enjoy your day!

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    1. Something cheerful to look at...compared to the drying mud of the lake being drained.

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  3. ...a few roses are hanging in here too!

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    1. Ah ha, I just saw you posting...excellent capture of an old rose.

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  4. How nice to see a bloom as November comes to a close.

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    1. It sure is. Can't believe next week at this time it will be December!

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  5. Lovely to see those roses against the blue blue skies there.

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    1. I do love days when the sun is shining and the skies are blue. But of course there are also gray ones, which this one has turned into.

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  6. Thanks for sharing your blog. The last red roses are lovely.

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    1. And I do appreciate them, though my iPhone camera doesn't do them justice!

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  8. I love blooming things this time of year. We need color! (besides gray)

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    1. Yes, with many months of grey and brown ahead, it's nice to see these bright beauties.

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  9. The roses are beautiful to see especially in Nov.

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    1. I do appreciate them more these days, though they've been there all summer! Then I will go nuts when spring comes and take a zillion photos again.

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  10. We too have a red rose still blooming . Amazing!

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    1. I bet you've had more frosts than we have, since you're up in mountainous country. Glad you've still got a red rose too.

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