Capture: Steal Magnolia
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Pearly drops due.
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Stella dog has been pushing up daffodils and daisies. These are on her grave at the mo.
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And as well some herbs.
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And because it's called Steal magnolia, here are some oldies.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Stella dog has been pushing up daffodils and daisies. These are on her grave at the mo.
Oh, arohanui Sofie. Was this recent, or did I miss something previously? Anyway, wishing you all the best.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
I think you were away. She finally succumbed to the cancer on her leg but she lasted 8 more months than expected and she made it back North to the Street she was born in and had 4 months racing around enjoying life as she could. 16 years of a good life . She had 5 dogs show up to her funeral with as many adults. She touched peoples lives quickly up here. I'm glad she came home . The Vet said you don't often see a dog get back to the same street and only 700 metres from where she was born. So she lies on the hill up back facing the sunsets forever. This is her possy.
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JacksonP, in reply to
So she lies on the hill up back facing the sunsets forever. This is her possy.
Well, it’s beautiful. We moved recently, and the card you gave me many years ago with Stella's photo on (IIRC?) was still above the coffee machine in the old garage. Now I’m trying to remember where it ended up. I’ll probably find it in 5 years time, when we finally get all the boxes unpacked. :-)
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
:) I have 2 boxes left. Been here 9 months now. I'm doing well, what with being the Builders Labourer . We are so close to finished, cant wait to rest these ol' bones. I may even get out to look at the scenery and take some photos.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Magnolia out the back
Nice bunch - hyper-spring!
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Spring brings out the show-offs
And the gull-selfies
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Before the downpour
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Comments on a flag
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Someone I know retired from the university last week, and had chosen the date as they wanted to leave as the magnolias bloomed i the quad- measured to perfection, as they blossomed at the start of the final week.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Comments on a flag
Steel melancholia...
...on the road from Chambe to Vouleme
See. Someone does think of the children... -
Another from the University of Otago Quad
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mix it up magnolia
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Steel melancholia…
That's a fine sign!
Something I liked about this sign.... maybe the tiny cyclist? Maybe his jaunty cap?
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And a blooming big magnolia
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Down on the south coast today
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Checking in to say how lovely Jackson's images are, then got distracted by the bursts of colour in the comments. Thanks for the lovely contributions.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Thanks for the lovely contributions.
Thanks Soon Lee. Appreciate your comments. It's still spring. Any flowers in your neighbourhood to go steal? :-)
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Soon Lee, in reply to
Not too much colour around the neighbourhood yet; I've been mostly taking pictures of food, streetscenes & sculptures of late, like this: "The Gold of the Kowhai" by Paul Dibble when in Napier last month.
(Though if the weather is good, I might take the camera for a walk this weekend & see how I go)
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Noodling around in the garden:
- rocket
- bokchoy
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
by Paul Dibble
And another, spring themed, dance of the bunnyman.
And a low down, nearly hidden rabbit.
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Spring at the beach
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