I took a lot of photos in July. The light was so wonderful. If you have questions about what you are seeing here, please let me know in the comments.
I’ll just point out a few things. I took a close-up of a hosta flower. They normally look so droopy. This perky one caught my eye.
The raised flower and vegetable beds were just inaugurated at my retirement community for the many residents with green thumbs. I visit the gardens most mornings and take in the lovely scents. Is anyone else enamored of the way tomato plants smell — the leaves, the stems?
I was wildly excited when a granddaughter dug up a mole crab at the beach. I hadn’t seen one in decades. On Fire Island we used to call them “jumpies.”
I love Indian Pipes, too.
I greatly appreciated all the birthday flowers — from my son-in-law and from a dear niece and nephew.
There’s a lovely new exhibit of paintings where we live. Notice the light on those buildings.
Also notice that a dirt road can make art, too. This dirt road makes leaf prints!
I look forward to comments.
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