Camont is overflowing with an incredible assortment
of roses of every color, size and shape.
of roses of every color, size and shape.
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The Experience
France, Spain, Chicago, the country, the cities -- anywhere you are, there's a story to be told. I share the stories around me in pictures that can be understood and appreciated by people everywhere.
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June
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- Gardener's Delight
- Where "Wheaties" Come From
- Plums Galore
- Garlic Craze
- Extra Large Dollhouse Please
- Foie Gras Farm
- More Class Fun
- A Course In Photography
- Faces Of Camont
- To The Escargolade
- Overalls
- And Then The Rain Came
- Bouquets 101
- The Farm That Is Camont
- Bouquets of Love
- Using Natural Light
- One Garden Ready To Grow
- One Overgrown Garden
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A bee frozen in mid air??? You are one powerful photographer my friend.
ReplyDeletesooo purty :)))
ReplyDeleteah, such a pleasant stroll through the garden of soft color and light...good eye...so nice to see your view of the world once again, m'dear...
ReplyDeleteAs I missed the flowers while there in March, I'm delighted to be able to see them here on your blog. They are more beautiful than I imagined. I only wish their fragrance came through the blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the name of the flower with the purple, starfish-shaped part in the center? It is so beautiful.
It would also be nice to see occasional photos of the animals at Camont.
Kathryn. It's a poppy! They were so lovely with their soft pink outside petals and intensely deep purple insides. Incredible.
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