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Early last week I met a girlfriend up in Reno’s Rose Garden to see all the lovely Roses that were in bloom.
Here are a few of the many images I made of them.
Happy mid week everyone!
more to come…
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They are such beautiful flowers Deborah and their scents are heavenly
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How splendid, Deborah — the flowers and the compositions too. As a child I was fascinated by roses that have the different colored edges on the petals. They continue to be a favorite. A single rosebush is fragrant. I can imagine the heady perfume of an entire garden. Hugs.
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Lovely roses 🌹 Can’t get enough of them. Wonderful photos too 💖💖💖
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Thank you so much, Marina!
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Oh my goodness! These are beautiful! I love the first one.
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Thank you so much, Beth!! The colors on the first one were gorgeous.
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All three are beautiful, but the first one is just shouting your skills with a camera.
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Thank you so much, Judy! That one was my favorite out of all of them.
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These are such beautiful photos, Deborah. The yellow rose is gorgeous.
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Thank you so much, Dan! I’m glad you enjoyed the roses, especially the Yellow one.
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All lovely, but I particularly like your first photo 😊
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Thank you so much, Belinda! It was my favorite of the morning.
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Beautiful photos, Deborah.
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Thank you so much, John!
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Wonderful Deborah! Roses are the kings and queens of the flower world.
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Thank you so much, Peter! You’re right they are!
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Good off-center placement of the first rose.
Your wish for a happy mid-week coincides with the fact that the German name for Wednesday is Mittwoch, literally mid-week.
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Thank you so much, Steve! Ha! I never thought of where mid-week came from! You’re a boss when it comes to language!
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By the way, I just looked up boss in the American Heritage Dictionary and found that English got it from “Dutch baas, master (from earlier, uncle); akin to Old High German basa, aunt.”
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