the smell of wild roses
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Pullin' weeds and pickin' stones We are made of dreams and bones Need a place to grow my own 'Cause the time is close at hand ~ David Mallet
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- We have liftoff !
- Garlic scape harvest
- garlic scapes
- pretty scapes all in a row
- a classic rocambole twist. This one is called "Sa...
- the smell of wild roses
- Aromatherapy
- Lippety, Lippety
- My favorite new t-shirt
- Eat Local Continued
- My eat local dinner
- manure mission accomplished!
- Thanks to the farmer across the field
- sunshine on the iris
- It's a big job!
- Life's Lists
- the birdbath
- the new neighbors are expecting
- making mincemeat of an oak tree
- This picture of an oak in the yard is a perfect ex...
- Old Testament Saga
- managing the asparagus crop
- Soup on the stove
- What's THIS ????
- it's a turkey about to leap into my garden...
- ...and leave a tell tale track in my radishes
- Clematis
- Rhododendron
- Coming home to summer
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1 comment:
Taming the wild rose. What a beautiful recollection of aroma. You have the bonus of it being mixed in with salt air. Majestic!
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