Our neighborhood library not only has books to feed our minds, but it also has flowers lining the entrance that lift our spirit and our souls!The theme for September for City Daily Photo bloggers is "Pink." To participate, link your post on September 1 to the CDP theme day page.
A flower garden is a bonus at the library. Maybe it puts people in a calm mood so that they are better able to keep quiet inside the library.
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ReplyDeleteThis one would fit my lapel nicely. Love lavender too.
I may have a partial comment floating around somewhere--the screen abruptly changed as I typed! I have no idea and shall forge ahead.
ReplyDeleteI want you to know how much joy I get in thinking about these beautiful blossoms in conjunction with all that a local library has to offer.
Gorgeous dahlia! At least I think it's a dahlia.
ReplyDeleteI love libraries ... Though, like so many, I have been guilty of reading electronically...Let's hope they stay around.
ReplyDeleteAmazing flowers.
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Mersad Donko Photography
really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat dahlia is fantastic! I adore flowers. :)
ReplyDeleteThey would make me smile. The package arrived!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dahlia. I have not seen very many this year.
ReplyDeleteThe pink of the flower set at that green background made for a perfect combination.
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers! I guess the city must plant and take care of them, right?
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely sight to see when entering the library Kate..that's two pluses oui, books and flowers.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a beautiful blossom, Kate. Which library branch is "yours"?
ReplyDeleteHighland Park. . .wonderful staff with an upcoming community meeting re. the redesign of the library. Should be exciting; I'm one of their best customers. Merriam Park is also close so I feel that I really have two branch libraries plus borrowing privileges at St. Thomas on Summit and Cleveland. l'm rich in libraries!! And use them extensively.
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