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Sunday, August 21, 2011

Evening Stroll


What caught my attention most were the tiny drops of water reflecting the sun and a day well spent with my beloveds.

(photos from our recent trip to the mountains)


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Not sure how much I will be online over the next few weeks. We shall see how things play out. I am hoping to have some time to myself to write and visit the blogging neighborhood. You have all been so supportive. It means a great deal to me, thank you.

gentle steps,
Laura



at 6:30 AM
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55 comments:

  1. Good morning, Laura. I hope your time is fruitful. YHWH loves you.

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  3. Lovely pictures. Waterdrops on flowers always look beautiful.

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  4. Welcome to Weekendflowers. Thanks for sharing your lovely flowers. Can you please check the link. It goes to Nancy. :) Thanks :)

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  5. beautiful pictures today...it reminds me that "the best is yet to come"!!!

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  6. The tiny droplets of water are symbols of hope for me. Beautiful shots Laura. Have a great day!

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  7. The flowers are so cheerful and beautiful.

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  8. Such beautiful flowers, thank you for sharing them!

    Also, thank you for following me :) I am following you back

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  9. These are stunning Laura, you have an amazing eye for detail!

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  10. Your dahlia macros are beautiful Laura and the raindrops add more interest.
    See you around!

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  11. Those raindrops are beautifully captured, and your photos equally so. thanks for sharing.

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  12. So glad you found such beauty while strolling with your beloveds.
    Judy

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  13. What a fabulous bud and bloom! I'm curious as to what kind of flower it is. Beautiful!

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  14. Red flowers are my favorite. Are these dahlias? :)

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  15. Very beautiful! Wonderful color!

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  16. Those are beautiful shots Laura.

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  17. a red flower always stops me. lovely.

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  18. Lovely flowers and the heartwarming story behind them.

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  19. Beautiful photographs and sensitive words.

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  20. so very thrilled to share the beauty of nature, greens and reds, browns and yellow, it is all good.

    the beloveds....ah...there are none quite like the beloveds....

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  21. these are very nice! i can't wait to get my camera back. it's been broken...and the parts are made in Japan...and the factory was damaged in the earthquake. I can't really complain about the reason, it's not their fault. I am missing it, that's all.

    These are good photos! =)

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  22. Lovely! I like the colours, so vivid and bright.

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  23. The water droplets are the perfect added touch and those reds are just drop-dead glorious.

    Enjoy your time "off"!!!

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  25. How nice you spied these during your stroll and shared... thanks for posting at YSB this week Laura. :)

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  28. beautiful pic and water droplets looks so pretty....

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  29. These are such beautiful photographs Laura!
    Thank you so much for your visit, and I wish you a wonderful start to your week!

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  30. The water drops put these over the top! I hope this can be a time of peace and healing.

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  31. th e2nd photo reminds me of the mother daughter time you are having

    hope it is going welll

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  32. Gorgeous colours and love the contrast of bud and flower in the second photo!

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  33. Your dahlias are stunning!(...unless it's a strawflower.)You are right, the waterdrops make it!

    Thanks for stopping byt, Not really "the genius," but I enjoy watercolor painting, which I've been doing for 3 years.

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  34. Thanks for sharing this splendid view on your walk.

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  35. Beautiful pics. This is my kind of blog!
    +followed

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  36. Laura, you and your daughter will be in my prayers. I hope healing is awakened and takes root in all your cells.

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  38. Those are both wonderful shots!

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  41. Great macro shots!! Have a marvelous Monday!! :)

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  45. Thanks so much for sharing your lovely flower photo with us at YSB this week, Laura. I appreciate it very much. :)

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  46. Lovely shots .. I Like :) Love from Sweden :)

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  49. Beautiful photos! The tiny droplets look as if containing life within them.

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  50. Gorgeous photos Laura. I love dahlias!

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  51. Loveliness in every drop. xo teri

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  52. So lovely to see the beauty you see...always...
    have a most peace full retreat...so important.

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  53. Beautiful photos of these flowers! Wishing you joy!

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  54. What a lovely walk, beautiful flowers and macro.

    First time to visit here, thank for your visit to my site and the comments. I love reading your profile it's inspiring, hope all is well with you, Godbless. I'll follow you.

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  55. Very nice compositions and your photos, too.

    Greetings and best wishes for you and your family

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