U is for Unusual
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| Spirea, November 28, 2014 |
very Unusual!
Outdoor Wednesday
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| November 30, 2014 |
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Wednesday, December 3, 2014
ABC Wednesday and Outdoor Wednesday, December 3, 2014
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U is for Unusual
Spirea usually blooms in the spring, but this year there are a few Autumn blooms -
very Unusual!
Outdoor Wednesday
This small lake is at Ballard Park in Tupelo, MS, USA. Attached to the far side of the footbridge is "Happy Holidays" to be viewed from across the lake. It is just one of many Christmas decorations throughout the park that are lit up at night. This year November saved its best day until last. The 30th was a mild, sunny day - temps reached 75F (about 24C)!
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U is for Unusual
very Unusual!
Outdoor Wednesday
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
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Autumn does surprise with unusual blooms. You got a great subject for the theme.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! We also have some blooming flowers in our garden, which is unusual too! We ought to have snow now!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Wil, ABCW Team
Yes, the weather is so variable here, it sometimes throws off the blooming schedule.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
Announcing Fall blooms.....excellent job!
ReplyDeleteJM, Illinois
Was a beautiful day for a stroll around the lake.
ReplyDeleteSome of those little tender blossoms just don't want to give up. We have a few still trying too keep their pretty faces out.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly has been most unusual weather this year. My weigela bush has flowered at three different times. I love the idea of Christmas decorations in a park.
ReplyDeleteUnusual, but pretty blooms!
ReplyDeleteI love garden surprises....
ReplyDeleteSpirea can surprise, it has turned out to be a long-lasting shrub for me. It looks like your trees have mostly lost their leaves so it would be especially surprising to see blooms!
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