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Lovely flowers. Never look quite real, do they?
ReplyDeletePrickley but pretty. Love taking photos of Cacti this time of the year. Gotta be careful, tho...the rattlers like them too. That PINK is hard to find. Lots of Yellow and Orange. Very appropriate poem!
ReplyDeleteSue at CollectInTexas Gal
Those are beautiful. The desert does have a rugged beauty.
ReplyDeleteOh lovely! I so want to visit Hill Country in spring one day.
ReplyDeleteWe have something similar in South Africa in Namaqualand in August/September, but the flowers are different.
beautifull
ReplyDeletewow...fab!
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