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Pavlova = A cake from the heart – Birthday surprise
Chris became a Pavlova maker extraordinaire over time. Here is his effort for a birthday celebration. Hip Hip Hooray! A delicious Pavlova that everyone enjoyed! More later…
Posted in Cake, Desserts
Tagged birthday cake, cake, dessert, food, Pavlova, photography, summer
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Lavender Crush – A luxurious Rose = Summer’s Sultry Display
Lavender Crush Rose Lake Harriet Rose Garden, Minneapolis. These purple roses looked lush with so many petals. Very luxe hybrid rose that can be grown in this cold climate.
Posted in environment, gardens, photography
Tagged environment, Flowers, gardens, Minneapolis, Minnesota, nature, Roses, summer
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July’s Midsummer Idyll – Lake of the Isles Walk in Minneapolis
Our carefree days are receding as the summer moves swiftly along. T Continue reading
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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Minneapolis Farmers’ Market ~ Good Morning!
There are many venders with garden veggies under the covered halls of the Minneapolis Farmer’s Market. The plant sellers have moved on for the most part. Continue reading
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