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I love this, so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photograph and poem.
ReplyDeleteagreed! love the quote and end of summer flowers
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with Eva, beautiful photography and edit. Cheers
ReplyDeleteTrue. Just when everything is looking the best it possibly can, cool weather comes in and takes over.
ReplyDeleteA great picture that shows tranquility. Very nice...and yes, some of the late Summer days are nice just before the Fall activities start. :)
ReplyDeleteI agree! Late summer blooms in my garden has a beauty of its own:) Thanks for sharing the inspiring quote and for your sweet visit! Happy Fall!~Poppy
ReplyDeleteso beautiful and oh so true. kelley—the road goes ever ever on
ReplyDeleteI think we love late summer gardens because we know their time is limited...and winter is on its way! Lovely pink flowers. Very sweet!
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