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Sunday, November 6, 2011

TODAY'S FLOWERS - Flowers of Hope


To clear my head and give my sister a rest while incarcerated
in hospital, I went for a walk in the neighbourhood.

Peeping over the side fence near the emergency entrance was
this great snow-ball bush.


Spring in sub-urban Melbourne brought forth these arum lilies
against a rather monotonous house.


Normally, these lovely grevilleas would be a goldmine for
territorially fighting honey-eaters protecting their food
source. I was surprised at the lack of birds. Despite the masses
of flowers on all sides, I only saw a few Miner birds.


Roses were just starting to bloom with some unfortunately
damaged outer petals from the recent heavy rains.


Lastly, cherry blossom on a small street tree of some caring
gardener who had planted two on his nature strip.



The fresh air and flowers restored me to a semblance of normalcy
so I could keep my sister slightly more cheerful company.

I hope you are all having a wonderful Spring/Autumn wherever you
are. Forgive me if I do not manage to visit you all, I do as much as I
can manage at the moment.

TODAY'S FLOWERS make it possible for us to see what is blooming
around the world, so post your own and check out everyone else's!

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