This is another photo taken at the old schoolhouse I was at yesterday. I love the wild flowers growing next to the old window and bricks.
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11 comments:
I love wild flowers, too, so I especially like this photo!
Ohh, I love pictures like this. I'm a flower fan and mix in some windows and doors and there you go! Lovely!
Great shot! I LOVE this view! :)
Reading your blog has helped me see things around me that I didn't notice before. Thanks.
The stone & brick combination in the school is interesting.
Susan
Beautiful photo, Mari!
I love the brick in the background!!
Take care and have a wonderful weekend!!
it looks so pretty!!
Have another great weekend.. time flies!
Those little purplish weed flowers are so neat... I see them on the sides of the road in the Thumb where I grew up.
One question though... what is the significance in your title, "July 6"?
Great angle -- I love old stone, so these flowers set against it are just lovely.
These flowers grow abundantly along the sides of the two-lane highways around here - I love seeing them. This is an excellent perspective Mari!
The day I had planned to go and take a picture of the old school house in my home town (where my grandfather went to school!) was pouring rain and storming. Next trip, I promise.
xo
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