It is amazing to me how all the flowers, after being drenched so by the rain, instantly regain their joie de vivre and raise their pretty heads as soon as the sun comes out again.
Monday, June 27, 2011
On a much sunnier, warmer morning
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Blue Flax,
British Columbia Central Interior,
Flowers,
Garden
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