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Featuring Sudbury, Massachusetts and its neighboring towns located west of Boston, distinctly different but steeped in a common history.
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- Come Into My Parlor....
- On Guard
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- Daylilies at Dusk
- High Rise Living
- Hangin' with the HOG
- Blueberry Pie Eating Contest
- Goose Neck Loosestrife
- Hollyhocks
- Thoreau Family Plot
- Final Resting Place
- Save Thoreau's Birthplace
- Hanscom Field
- Weathervane Series #4 - Mosquito
- Concord Grape Vignette
- Birthday Wish
- Mobile Tea Room
- And the Rain, Rain, Rain, Came Down, Down, Down
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6 comments:
Nice flowers and the yellow is an intense color.
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I agree with Abe re. the intensity of the flowers. Yellow photographs so well!
Dusk is such a good time to photograph! These are truly gorgeous, Antjas. Wonderfully sharp! Makes me feel all warm inside.
Thanks for the info on busking...I did not know that term, perhaps 'cause I've never lived in the northeast...
I wonder why they call the "Daylilies" instead of something else?
Gorgeous color and composition. (not that easy to get a rich yellow like that)
I must admit that every time I go by this lily, I want to take a bite out of it as it reminds me of a ripe peach or papaya.
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