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Saturday in the Lyndale Gardens = Lake Harriet Rose Garden – August Paradise
While the drought caused havoc for the farmers in Minnesota, the flower garden at Lake Harriet has flourished. The rains came yesterday and here’s some of what I saw today. This Saturday the Monarch butterflies were plentiful. The roses were … Continue reading
A Contemplative Life – August Roses = Lyndale Garden – A Place of Peace in 2020
People wander and stop to enjoy the flowers and peace of the gardens. A magic garden of busy work where gardeners with volunteers were prepping the flower beds. Continue reading
Posted in animals, gardens, health, photography, poetry
Tagged a contemplative life, alum flowers, august, August flowers, bees, butterflies, Lyndale gardens, paper wasps, photography, poetry, rose garden Minneapolis, Roses
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Butterfly Day = Sightings
Eastern end Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly & Monarch at the Lyndale Garden Minneapolis, Minnesota Continue reading
Posted in animals, environment, gardens, photography
Tagged butterflies, eastern tiger swallowtail, environment, Flowers, gardens, Lyndale gardens, Minneapolis, Minnesota, monarch butterfly, photography, summer
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A Perfect Day – Remembrance
On September 11th, I worked at a corporation, who lost staff members on the upper floor of the first tower. I happened to be in the lobby of our building 2000 miles from the event, when the news came on the television screen. The images filled me with a sadness of loss I had never know before. Continue reading
Posted in Art and Architecture
Tagged 9/11 rememberance, bees, butterflies, gardens, photography, poetry, september
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