Today because we are all so sad I thought I would share with you some beautiful flowers I photographed in my mum’s garden on Sunday. Somehow the busyness and bustle of Christmas has been placed on the back burner while we all battle to take in the horror of these last few days.
May these beautiful children and their dedicated teachers rest in peace.
Suzy
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10 comments:
A beautiful post for such a sad event that none of us are able to wrap our heads around.
Apparently I no nothing about weather in Australia. I would of never dreamed this is what it looked like this time of year. Absolutely beautiful.
Truly beautiful........thanks for sharing it :-)
Beautiful photos, hydrangeas are my favorites. We too are still reeling from the horrible tragedy. Prayers for those families and friends left behind are being lifted up all around the world. Twenty six angels were ushered into heaven Friday.
Blessings to you from Texas
What beautiful flowers. You've captured them so beautifully. Thank you for such a beautiful post!
Beautiful flowers and a truly beautiful post. Greetings from sunny Queensland♥ ~Pernilla
Gorgeous photos! YOur post is a lovely tribute to this tragedy. My Outdoor/ Wordless Wednesday is HERE
Wow! Magnificent photography of nature's beautiful flowers ~ ^_^
Yes, a terrible, senseless tragedy ~ my prayers go out to those families also `
(A Creative Harbor) aka ArtMuseDog and Carol ^_^
Gorgeous flowers Suzy. Thanks so much for sharing them.
Thank you for the beautiful photographs to remember those victims.
Stunning hydrangeas! The color is amazing. Appreciated your comments too in support of those touched by the Sandy Hook tragedy.
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