Random ramblings from the cluttered brain of a Brit ex-pat North Devonian trying to keep cool in the steamy summers and warm in the frosty winters of The Great White North.
Tuesday, 29 July 2008
Opportunity
This petunia found a tiny place to put down roots....
That's wonderful. That image is a tale of endurance, and reminds me of the cover of the book "Stories of Strength" (in which Frank has a couple of stories).
Callum is adorable. How quickly he has grown. I love the quilt too I really want to learn how to make quilts or do patchwork I just love them. I started to do some small project cross stitch. I am enjoying it.
Where there's a will there's a way! Petunia proved it. Love catching up on your blog - mushy peas, druids, Baby Callum, quilts, wild ponies, a cornucopia of delights! And now, how's Tessa?
... on the steps of the local travel agent.
Clever petunia!
ReplyDeletesuch beautiful flowers can find the most unexpected places to grow.
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE this!! It's amazing what we will find if we stop and look!
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful. That image is a tale of endurance, and reminds me of the cover of the book "Stories of Strength" (in which Frank has a couple of stories).
ReplyDeleteTalk about perseverance!!! Now if some fool just won't step on it.
ReplyDeleteOn the steps of a local travel agent?? Hmmm. maybe dreaming of far away places?
ReplyDeleteBrave little flower. Did you know that alfalfa roots can go through concrete?
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think Martin should do about his worms?
I love stuff like that. I'm always amazed by the tenacity of life.
ReplyDeleteI hope that it will last long on that location but I don't think it will.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's perfect!
ReplyDeleteOh, beauty can grow anywhere!!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely.
Wonderful! Hope that nobody will walk on it! This little petunia is worth all our esteem!
ReplyDeleteI love photos like that. Lovely colours.
ReplyDeleteCallum is adorable. How quickly he has grown. I love the quilt too I really want to learn how to make quilts or do patchwork I just love them. I started to do some small project cross stitch. I am enjoying it.
Talk of finding beauty in tucked away places....
ReplyDeleteWell-spotted :-)
Its amazing where some plants will grow!!!
ReplyDelete….the two finally posts are very very beautiful and with a lot of messages, beauty, hope, future ..... Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteWhere there's a will there's a way! Petunia proved it. Love catching up on your blog - mushy peas, druids, Baby Callum, quilts, wild ponies, a cornucopia of delights! And now, how's Tessa?
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing where things can grow. great shot.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing where flowers can grow.
ReplyDeleteExcellent observation
Love it!! How amazing is that?
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