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- the rockettes link arms for their finale.
- approach with caution
- life is
- wee orange pumpkins
- shrouded farm
- is there anything more inviting on a raw october day
- the last roses of summer
- an elbow of old roof
- the sun has a particular fondness
- one still moment
- the trees
- little red shed
- may your box always be filled
- red house in autumn
- born unicorn
- autumn trails its saffron fingers
- barns reconcile themselves
- such a tender green shoulder
- the air tastes crisp
- seven little squash, all in a row
- something in the way she moved
- in autumn
- do you suppose this fellow
- this image might be a shoe-in
- which would you choose to eat
- for vogon poet
- what would you make
- honey in the comb
- blue towers
- dancing on water
- a most wonderful sort of graffiti
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20 comments:
Perfect for my tea!
I'm making a batch of homemade tomato soup this afternoon... one ingredient- honey. 'bout the only time I use it these days. As a kid though, I'd stick a spoon in Mom's honey jar every so often. Great fun!
Have not seen it like that. Cool.
Have a wonderful day !
Wong
Looks delicious and I'm not that kind of honey fan, but your picture gives me "that"feeling that I need to taste it now! :)
Have a nice day,
Léia
Mm, mmm, that looks delish!
The timeless food!
Gorgeous shot!
Your photo today reminds me that at the Hayman Island Resort in the Whitsunday Islands of the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, they have a honey dispenser at the breakfast buffet that is a giant honeycomb behind glass and you capture the drippings in a trough underneath to put fresh honey on whatever you are having for breakfast.
sticky, tacky, yummm
Beautiful photo.
It looks like gold!
That's an amazing photo, I thought it was jelly till I read your words.
I suicided myself today with freshbread-butter-honey "knife". You remind me my sin))
I love honey! Especially on homemade bread with butter and peanut butter. Yummmm.
Re your question on Florida Fotos: As I recall, Southern Stamps are like the old Green Stamps but found primarily in the south.
You do remember Green Stamps, right?
That's funny! Clothes hampers! I figured you were way too young to remember Green Stamps! :-)
It does look great, even though I don't use honey in my tea.
I wondered hat this was from just looking at the thumbnail. Beer, wheat, soap? Something sweeter. Hold the bees, though. Bees scare me.
superb shot!
This brought back happy memories of my Grandmother :)
☼ Sunny
I would have never guessed what this is!
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