From a couple days ago, one last glimpse of the Burning Bush’s autumn finery.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
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- Jeannelle
- I've been blogging since early 2007. I'm sixty-something and live on a farm in Iowa. I have a husband, four grown children, and seven grandchildren. Taking photos is fun and I like the blog because its weed-free, dust-free, and organized.
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7 comments:
Too bad,we can't keep this beauty around just a little longer.
Wonderful picture, thank you! Found you through Sprount'n'Wings Farm!
Lovely!
I know what you're saying about them being gone. I took a photo of my yellow wisteria leaves thinking I could try again the next day if I didn't like what I got - no such thing. The winds came and it's all but bare now.
The leaves on our little trees hung on til the end! The winds finally blew them all away!
Pretty fall picture!
On to their next appointment in life is all. I love the red in rows.
I just love the color of a Burning Bush (one appears in a couple of photos on a recent post of mine), and applaud your impeccable timing getting this photo before it shed those beautiful leaves!
I love how you watch your world, and take notice of the small things. it's beautiful. happy Sunday Jeannelle.
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