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| The Marathon County section of the trail |
Umm, Daisy, they belong to the daisy family of Compositae, aka, Asteraceae and apparently sneer at severe droughts cuz this little guy seemed pretty content surrounded by foliage ready for the campfire. That is if there hadn't been ongoing fire restrictions.
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| A Fitchburg watering truck fights a losing battle |
I know nothing about flowers. I feel I've already said something stupid and people are laughing at me.
Great Photos! I love the LIVE in your Photos. I be happy to know your BLog. Thanks for the comment on my site. Have a beautiful weekend and all the best.Ingrid
ReplyDeleteDanke, Ingrid, your red Schönmave was so very herrlich. I try to tell a little
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it has been quite dry here also, I'm about to do my rain dance!
ReplyDeleteHa, ha, Tom, I'm sure other parts of the country envy that. I think it's no longer even pretending to rain here, but watch it let loose over the weekend when I want to be outside.
Deletesweet little photo of the daisy - I like the bicycle tire in the background too
ReplyDeleteThanks, Diva, that's my faithful companion, Thumper. She is currently being neglected in the parking garage.
DeleteIt's amazing where one little flower can pop up...between concrete, out of a solid wall, etc.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Suzy, I was pretty impressed with the intrepid little thing. I love wildflowers, especially ones that seem to grow in dust.
DeleteThanks most sincerely for the lovely comment you left on ~ My little old world ~, I truly appreciate it so much !
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a beautiful week, I'm sending dear hugs to you
Xx ~ Daniela
Prego, Daniela. Era bello essere trasportati alla tarda epoca voctorian. Baci e abbracci anche a voi. (I miei nonni italiano lo farebbe ridere o urlare al mio triste tentativo di scrivere in italiano.)
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I am grateful we went west and returned from our vacation when we did. We now realize we were there at the beginning of the heat wave. I can't imagine what my heat exhaustion would have been like if we were there now.
ReplyDeleteI am currently in day two-and-a-half of kicking back. It's going to be hot and rainy tmw so I'm gearing up, or down. Anyway, ur lucky you're home. I always thought the ideal times for vacation were late April and mid September, but best laid plans.
DeleteObrigado, Francisco, a good and fun filled weekend to you.
ReplyDeleteJust great, the shot of the little daisy !!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a hearty who needs water Wisconsin daisy, Die Die Nähmeise (does anyone know what Nähmeise means).
DeleteWe've had hot summers here, but never like that. The daisy looks unaffected by the heat and drought. Thanks for stopping by my blog and have a gret week!
ReplyDeleteIt didn't seem to mind the lack of water, Lee.
ReplyDeleteLovely daisy! You've done well :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking part in the Floral Friday Fotos meme.
Thanks Nick I look forward to the next one, I just took some shots today.
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