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I am late – like the White Rabbit
We have a lovely park near our home. Sometimes, Terence and I go walking in the park. As is is in a residential suburb and is adjacent to several houses, there are a few back yard doors that lead from peoples homes into the park. These pictures were taken in March when the Cosmos was in flower.
Whew! Made it!
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Nothing like being in the cosmos. We had few cosmos this year because of the drought.
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Cosmos is lovely, Timothy. We had an abundance this past autumn because we had such a lot of rain. We are getting early rain again this year and I am delighted.
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You and Terrence in the cosmos take the prize out of this group!
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The cosmos was particularly prolific this year, Liz, and its so pretty. I deliberately took these pictures so we could remember how lovely it was. Terence doesn’t read my blogs [he doesn’t like his pictures being shared]. What the mind doesn’t know, the heart doesn’t grieve over.
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My husband doesn’t like his pictures being shared either.
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how nice it must be for people to have a door that leads right to the park! I have not heard of the Cosmos, but if it is the yellow flowers, it looks beautiful…
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Hi Jim, Cosmos are the pink and white flowers. The yellow is actually crab apples which I think are very pretty. Interestingly enough, cosmos is a protected flower here but it is an alien and came from Argentina.
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thanks for pointing out which flowers were the cosmos; all those flowers look very nice…
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You look lovely in amongst the flowers. xo
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I had my big skin cancer preventing hat on, Darlene. I have to wear a hat all the time because I’ve had some sun damage.
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You wear it well. xo
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I love the cartoon images 🙂 The doors and the flowers are beautiful. Crab apples around here are smaller and red. These look fairly large. It is so pretty with the bright color. The pictures n the cosmos are very nice.
I hope you get some time to relax this weekend.
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Hi Dan, I was lucky and there has been a delay on one project so I didn’t have to work much this weekend. I thought I was going to have to. I worked long hours last week so I’m relieved to have some free time to catch up on my blog and other things. I also have to start studying with Michael. We are learning about bones today.
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Uh oh, bones…I wonder where this will lead 😊
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It is quite surprising, Dan, how useful Michael’s biology has been. He learned about genetics this year and it led to some of my research about genetic engineering that’s included in my dystopian WIP.
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That’s really cool, Robbie. I love the ways the dots get connected in life.
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Imagine having that park as your backyard. WOW! Great picture.
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Thank you, Bernadette, the park is a great place to walk and picnic.
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What an interesting perspective to see back doors of homes from a park! Great photos and great post, Robbie!
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Thank you, Dave, it is a nice feature. This park is ne of our small pleasures.
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Love the backyard doors! How cool that they lead to the park. Great to see you and Terence in the flowers.
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Thank you, Annette. Terence doesn’t like me posting his picture but he doesn’t read my blogs …
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Terrific photos, thanks for taking us along!
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Hi John, this is one of our simple pleasures.
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Aww lovely Post and love the white rabbit
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Thank you, Bella
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Nice pictures, Robbie!
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Thank you, Barbara, this park is very popular.
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What a wonderful place to walk. And how lucky to have a back door that opens into it! (K)
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Hi Kerfe, it is a lovely park, especially during Autumn.
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There’s a story behind that second door pic! Lovely photos of you both 🙂
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Thank you, Chris. I am sure there are stories behind all the doors. Some of them are very run down.
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Full of ghosts then?!
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Love the doors, the Cosmos, and all the photos, Robbie. And White Rabbit, too. 🙂 I read that you have your skin cancer hat on. You look cute! My husband is a Melanoma surviver, so he has to do the same by wearing a hat and a long sleeved sun shirt. His aunt died of Melanoma, so it’s not something to take lightly. Anyway, thanks for sharing!
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Thank you, Lauren. I’m glad you like these pictures. This is a lovely park. I have had sun damage on my nose due to serious sunburn my entire childhood. I now protect my fact. Terence had a stage 1 melanoma so he also has to be really careful.
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Melanoma is the dangerous skin cancer. And to think of all the days I spent in my teen years frying in the sun at the beach. So I’m careful now too. Take care. 🧡🍁
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That looks like a lovely place to walk, my friend. I hope you’re getting some outside time now that spring is heading your way. ❤
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HI Diana, yes, we are walking a bit more but our winters are generally not that cold so we can walk all year around. Time is a bigger issue than weather for Terence and I.
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Beautiful puctures, especially of the flowers. I really like the one of you with the flowers as your background 🙂
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Thank you, Denise. The flowers were very prolific this past year so I wanted to remember them.
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Haha! I have a bad case of White Rabbit syndrome too, Robbie. It seems like I am a human electromagnet for all obstacles. Thanks for taking us on this lovely adventure. Hugs on the wing.
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I have noticed that you’ve disappeared down a rabbit hole, Teagan. I’m glad you’ve popped up and I know you are well. I’ve written my reviews of Journey’s 6 and 7 and will be sharing them later this week. They are both brilliant!
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Wow! You are so kind. I can’t wait. I just finished the announcement for Journey 10. I hope to get caught up. Hugs!
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I’ve looked at the seeds of Cosmos a few times, but I plant my garden with a purpose right now, so Cosmos is not my choice. It’s nice to have backyard doors leading to the park. Lovely photos of you and Terence, Robbie!
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HI Miriam, it is nice for those houses that back onto the park. The cosmos are wildflowers and we don’t grow them in our gardens either. They are part of the natural landscape.
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I looked at the wildflower seeds packs and they have cosmos. Some people may have large yards to plant wild flowers.
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There is a local park that has back yards that ‘face’ it. So really it is the back gates that can access the park. And there are even a couple of different farm houses (still in operation) within the park. The park includes several ponds, a library, a golf course, an indoor roller skating rink, community pool, dog parks, and a few other interesting places along the paths. One is a 911 memorial with an actual piece of one of the towers. There are several area that are wild. I didn’t realize cosmos could grow so tall!
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