Thursday, June 27, 2013

Free Spirit


A free spirit at the community garden at Becketwood on West Mississippi Boulevard

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21 comments:

  1. Jim Klenke6:41 AM

    I'm going to put in one of these types of gardens in my backyard next year.

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  2. Merisi7:03 AM

    Beautiful elf!

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  3. Bill7:07 AM

    Those type of ornaments are cool. I visualize a rust-ish color.

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  4. Janey and Co.7:52 AM

    My first thought is that it was taking the place of a scarecrow.....but I think maybe it is for decoration :)

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  5. Sharon8:25 AM

    I'd enjoy walking around here and looking at the flowers.

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  6. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com8:41 AM

    I suspect there are some free spirits tending to their gardens.

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  7. TexWisGirl9:14 AM

    very pretty place!

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  8. PerthDailyPhoto9:39 AM

    After seeing this I feel that I really need a free spirit in my garden Kate, apart from me that is :)

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  9. Lowell9:42 AM

    We need more free spirits! Beautiful sculpture and garden!

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  10. LOLfromPasa11:55 AM

    Your photo really catches the eye, Kate. Terrific!

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  11. biebkriebels3:25 PM

    A very pretty sight and a free spirit for sure.

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  12. Jack5:04 PM

    Three nice garden photos, Kate. I like the flying girl. And you still have peonies blooming? Mine ended two weeks ago, before I headed off on my trip.

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    1. Kate5:25 PM

      These photos were taken June 18th. Everything was late this year because of the cool spring and rain, rain, rain. Strawberries are just now being harvested. . .very late.

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  13. Nana Jo6:08 PM

    You couldn't fail to be uplifted seeing that sprightly figure in the garden! Since buying our condo, my husband and I have a communal garden, too. We love it.

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  14. parker6:30 PM

    Beautiful designs for a formal garden. The free spirited winged nymph sets the scene well!

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  15. Kathy7:53 PM

    I love that little piece of garden art? Are peonies in the second photo?

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  16. Kay7:56 PM

    Very nice little spirit! I have a few variations of this in my garden - well rusted. I should photograph them when the dahlias behind them come into bloom.

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  17. Randy9:37 PM

    Great looking gardens.

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  18. Carraol10:56 PM

    Great catch, the garden looks so inviting and the iron work is a fine piece!

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  19. Gunn12:25 AM

    Great ART and a beautiful place!
    I like it!:)

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  20. EG CameraGirl2:54 PM

    I need that sculpture in MY garden. :))

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