It seems that I have been very inconsistent with my blog in the last month. For that I apologize to my regular followers. I hope to do better in 2024. Here is a quick review of my highlights in 2023.
January to March 2023
To be continued…..
…at the Centennial Park Conservatory
…at the Centennial Park Conservatory
…at the Centennial Park Conservatory
…from the Centennial Park Conservatory
…Centennial Park Conservatory
Textures in plants can range from smooth (as in bamboo), to fuzzy, to spiky and to straw like (as in the bark on the palm tree).
…last Thursday the family and I went to the Distillery District in Toronto where the Holiday Market was still on
It was another wet and grey day but these close-ups with the rain droplets and bright colours cheered me up.
…one way to tell if you have a Christmas Cactus is when it blooms
…after weeks of dreary grey skies and drizzly weather, a trip to the Centennial Park Conservatory brightened my day
On New Years Eve I decided to check out the Christmas display at the conservatory before it was replaced with the next theme in the New Year. It was probably the busiest I’ve ever seen it. The feature display was filled with poinsettia of all different colours, sizes and shapes. Here are a few photos to wet your appetite.
…thanks to Sue W and GC for hosting Weekly Prompts https://weeklyprompts.com/2023/12/16/weekly-prompts-weekend-challenge-single/
A stand alone piece of art at the Small Gems Show at WAAC in Toronto by Susan Farquhar.
Mama Cormier 