….more wildflowers from the cottage
New Flower (July 24, 2021) – Purple Thistle
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TGIFFF – Two Tonguelys for the Price of One
….last week I was away when Kevin finished his latest Tonguely picture and I didn’t get around to posting it
Looks like Tonguely wanted to learn how to cook but he thinks that fudge is a food group. This week he wanted to celebrate National Vanilla Ice-cream Day but then he discovered that it was also Gorgeous Grandmother Day. Since he loves his Granny he decided to spend the day with her and share a cone or two.
Tree Square – Red Leaves in July
…thanks to Becky B for hosting Tree Square in July https://beckybofwinchester.com/2021/07/23/tree-square-23/
This is a Japanese Maple and the leaves are this colour all season.
New Flower (July 23, 2021) – Small Daisy Like Wildflower
….another beauty from the cottage
Daisy Fleabane
Wacky Bird Wednesday – July 21, 2021
….I seem to be late with numerous posts this week
Tree Square – Lone Remnant on the Beach
…..hard to believe that last summer our beach was covered with small trees and weeds and this is all the is left
Thanks to Becky B for hosting Tree Square in July https://beckybofwinchester.com/2021/07/22/tree-square-22/
New Flower (July 22, 2021) – Yellow Wildflowers at the Cottage
….St. John’s Wort
Thursday Trios – It’s Cheaper When You Buy Three
…my husband couldn’t resist a bargain
If you have photos of trios why not join the fun and don’t worry if you’ve missed posting on Thursday you can post anytime (just like I did). Just copy the link and paste it into your post and I’ll be sure to get back to you.
New Flower (July 21, 2021) – Wild Flowers at the Cottage
….during my last visit I focused on the numerous flowers growing along the roadside
My first flower is a wild yarrow.
Tree Square – Morning Sun Through the Trees
….thanks to Becky B for hosting Tree Square in July https://beckybofwinchester.com/2021/07/21/tree-square-21/
The last few days in Toronto we’ve been adversely affected by the forest fires in north western Ontario. Hard to imagine that a forest fire thousands of kilometres from us could affect our air quality but it has. There was a haze that hung over the city and many people claimed they could smell the smoke. In the mornings the sun had an orange tinge to it and at night the moon glowed like a pumpkin. This is what the sun looked like as it came up through the trees in our backyard.
