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Nice photo!
ReplyDeleteYum...carrots!
ReplyDeletei have never had purple carrots.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Colorful Carrots for the letter "C"!
ReplyDeleteThis would feed a lot of ponies.....xo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture. I especially love the violet ones - grew some in my garden last year.
ReplyDeleteMy eyesight is better already!
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
"a very very " carroty" delight!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNatural beauties!
ReplyDeleteAnn
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
Lea
We grew carrots in our garden last summer but the ground was too hard to pull the out easily. They never got long like these! But I did have a LOT of short, stubby carrots to eat once we dug them up!
ReplyDeleteLove the simple bunch of Carrots. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteI grow carrots in my floating garden. Even through we get freezing weather, I leave them in the ground through the winter. I can go out and pick them as needed, and they stay fresh and crisp. - Margy
ReplyDeleteI love this picture because I see ORANGE. I am told that orange is the happiest color. I believe this is true.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week.
~Sheri