The roses are blooming bravely,
although the nighttime temperatures
are nearing freezing.
3 months ago
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- Judy
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
3 comments:
Lovely roses, Judy. The last flowers of summer/fall are always the most precious.
Fantastic roses :)
Your freezing night temperature, I hope it is not a sign of an early winter.
We are supposed to be in spring, but it is cold, and in the South, they are getting minus 5 degrees C.
I like the color of your rose. My mum used to add to her BBQ pork buns.
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