Unexpected Pink

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2. A very lovely example of life’s unexpected dobs of colour.

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   1. that’s a lovely perspective 🙂

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   1. Today’s offering. Definitely pink like yours but not a plant! Bernie

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      1. ooh intriguing, be there shortly

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6. Fascinating!

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8. Jolly one 🙂

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   1. thanks 🙂

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9. Unexpected surprise! 🙂

   Colourful multiexposure from an Autumn walk

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   1. It was 🙂

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11. We saw some flowering in October too and wondered whether there are autumn flowering rhodies like there are autumn and winter flowering varieties of camellias?
    https://cornwallincolours.blog/2022/11/21/late-afternoon-shadows/

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    1. ooh you had hidden yourself in spam, you’ve been rescued xx

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       1. Thank you! No idea what I said to banish me.

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       2. absolutely nothing; it is the WP gremlins

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       3. Boo!!

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12. It might not be right for rhododons to flower in autumn, but still it is very plesant surprise on a walk. Great photo !
    This is mine for today:
    https://wanderlustig2019.wordpress.com/2022/11/21/walking-at-the-river-isar-in-ismaning/.

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    1. It was 🙂

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14. My neighbor across the street, his Rhodie always blooms in late summer again too.
    Becky, your wonderful rhododendron has inspired me today.

    November 21 – Rhododendrons – WalkingSquares

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    1. oh how wonderful

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16. Very pretty! It certainly doesn’t feel like spring here today either. The Big Coat had its first outing. Still on my London trip for today’s square:

    WalkingSquares: St James Garlickhythe

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    1. I had full waterproofs on, and they were dripping by time I got back from my walk today!

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       1. At least we were dry, but very very cold.

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       2. A brisker walk is needed!!

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       3. Bossy boots!

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       4. Yup that is me 🙂 how do you think I got Robert up Glastonbury Tor!

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       5. Can’t imagine!

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18. Confused by the climate, as well it might be. It looks a really healthy plant.

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    1. Yes I thought the same

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19. Well it certainly looks pretty in pink even if it’s a bit odd. That’s a lovely blue sky too. Here’s mine today: https://grahamsisland.com/2022/11/21/nothing-special/

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    1. It was a lovely day

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22. Unexpected beauty brings unexpected joy. (If that’s not an ancient Chinese saying, it should be.) 🙂

    A Monday walk squared

    janet

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    1. oh yes it certainly should be 🙂

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