What happens when a horsemad Ould Wagon moves from Cork to Provence with 2 horses, 2 dogs and a Long Suffering Husband? Why, she gets a third dog, discovers Natural Horsemanship à la Française and starts writing short stories, of course…
I do like sunflowers.
They are just so idiotically cheerful.
I even managed to grow one in Ireland, last summer…
…before it was blown over by the wind.
They continue to fascinate me even when they’ve lost their sunny appearance and hang their heads, as if they have the weight of the world on their shoulders.
Look closer…
It’s still beautiful.
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Beautiful! Can you imagine planting that field of sunflowers?
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I also LOVE sunflowers! These are gorgeous shots indeed. Thanks for sharing. 😀 *hugs*
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Yes, they are such happy flowers – have to say there is a feel of autumn here now too – gloves were on yesterday. Still, I do love autumn and all the colours 🙂
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I too love them — a very happy flower. They cheer me up… and I’m sorry to see them fade away. A sign summer is ending too soon.
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