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| On the treetop.... |
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| ...and peeking from some of the trees. |
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| ....at Lake Junaluska. |
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| My favorite.... |
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| ....and the reflection of the clouds in the lake! |
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
A little color....
....in the North Carolina mountains.
But....still the beauty of roses....
And - just what was I doing at Lake Junaluska? That will be covered in the next post! I hope you will return!
Thank you for reading. I really appreciate your comments.
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Nellie, Roses are the best. I wish I had lots more of them.Smiles to you, Susie
ReplyDeleteThis is a spot of such amazing beauty and tranquility! I have never visited Lake Junaluska, but have seen some truly lovely shots, including these that you posted here. Do you remember the Peace rose that our dad had in the front yard? It was very much like the one that you labeled as your favorite, but the blooms were HUGE, and there were only a few each summer. Roses have always been favorites of mine, and these pictures are just wonderful! Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteA rose walk - sounds lovely.
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous, what a spectacular place to walk and enjoy the Roses.
ReplyDelete~Jo
Yes, roses are hardy flowers. Continuing into Autumn. :-)
ReplyDeleteNow a Disclaimer... Blogger switched me over to the NEW WAY, and I can't switch back, this time.
My blogging fun is on hold, until I learn this &^*^%$&&%% NEW Blogger! Grrrrr.....
"Auntie"
Lovely shots, Nellie. We too are getting just a tinge of autumn colors on our leaves here in Pennsylvania. The Roses are so pretty too. My rose bush is still blooming, thankfully. I know for sure when it sleeps for the season, winter will be upon us.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing...can't wait to hear about your lake adventure:)
P.S. Blogger switched me to the new way too but I don't want it, EVER!!! I switched back by following the link in the upper right hand corner under the funny looking circle. Hope this helps, Auntie.