Monday, August 21, 2006

Some Useful and Entertaining Links About This Area
- The Upper Housatonic Heritage Area
- Walking the Berkshires
- The Sharon Historical Society
- North East Community Center, Millerton, NY
- Falls Village Blog
- The Original: Paris Daily Photo
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3 Comments:
wonderful collage
Well this certainly woke me up! I feel like I've been trumped-lol. Wondering what I have to do to see Part 1 of the cycle outside the front door. Go out earlier? Don't think it's that. Once they've budded here, they just seem to do the other 3 parts for about 4 months. Really grat to see this collage though. Still think it's funnyhow ours have those pink interiors, compared to your white. One question: what's the usual diameter size of the open bloom? And WHAT have you brought back from N.S.?
Beautiful flowers. They wouldn't last a day with our desert heat.
Thanks for sharing.
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