Our white asters are finally opening up. Slowly but surely. They are so pretty when they are in full bloom.
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This is a photo taken on the Obstruction Point hiking trail at Hurricane Ridge, WA. We did not go very far into the trail but what we did get to see was very beautiful.
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Our little daughter pointed out these pretty purple flowers in the grass while she was running around getting some energy out. Boy she has lots of energy. It’s really nice to see that she doesn’t skip the little things. I was trying to get close up shots of it and it was windy. She offered to hold one still without me asking. Again. The little things make it all better. 😉
Hydrangeas are in bloom everywhere around us. They are so beautiful. These are from our neighborhood. I finally planted one this year but it didn’t give me any flowers. I planted so many other plants around it that I don’t think it’s getting enough sun. Hopefully it’ll give us some blooms after some better garden planning next spring.
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A perfect white rose from our neighborhood. I must learn to use and practice using my macro setting for beautiful subjects like this.
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This is either a Wild Carrot (Queen Anne’s Lace) or poisonous hemlock. I didn’t get a close enough look to gather which type it is. Both are noxious weeds to Washington State. It was found on our walk through Theler Wetlands in Belfair, WA. It’s quite pretty to look at against the dense, forest like greenery.
Wild Carrot (Queen Anne’s Lace)
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Pretty wet coneflowers from our garden yesterday. We had a dreary 2 days of rain and cloudy skies. Today we have wonderful sunshine. We love sunshine!
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This quote is so fitting for me as I am figuring out what to do next after being a stay at home mom for so long. Working on it. My husband purchased “Now, Discover Your Strengths” by Marcus Buckingham & Donald O. Clifton, Ph.D. It is my next read.
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These were both planted at the same time but one is fully bloomed and the other have yet to open. I love this time of the year! I have a few more planted in our front yard that I planted really late. Hoping they’ll grow quick enough to bloom before the REALLY rainy and windy weather sets in. I also hope the deer will not get to them.
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