Don’t think I’d like to pick those! They were once used for carding fleece, but I think I’d need strong gloves for the job. Love the way your photos show all the spikes.
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EXCELLENT!!!
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Quelle superbe série. La nature offre de superbes motifs…
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Wonderful, Debbie!
I love the way the light shimmers in the delicate flowers!
Greetings, Joana
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Nicely done! I like the bokeh effects.
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Love these. I don’t throw words like Bokeh about because I don’t understand them but… I like it 🙂 🙂
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Thanks Jo. Lockdown in spring taught me to hunt down the bokeh. And this was a return to that pastime x
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Love ‘em!
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Don’t think I’d like to pick those! They were once used for carding fleece, but I think I’d need strong gloves for the job. Love the way your photos show all the spikes.
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An interesting fact – thanks for that. They are popular with birds for their seeds. And I love seeing them at this time of year
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