Welcome to Wordless Wednesday where the photos tell the story – it’s easier said than done!
You can read more about Wordless Wednesday here in Hugh’s post: How to Participate in Wordless Wednesday Photography Challenge.
Deb 🙂
Also joining Denyse for Wednesday’s Words and Pics (without the words today).
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Lovely colours, I seem to recall yellow is your favourite, was there a blogging theme about colours ages ago? I seem to remember being inspired to write a series with each blog a different colour!
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Yes, yellow is one of my favourites – thanks for remembering! I am always happy to hear I inspired someone to do something 🙂
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And they are very beautiful!!How lovely!
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Beautiful indeed Lydia, and despite the excessive rain they have continued to flower well!
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Your roses are beautiful Deb — and they are making me miss spring which is several months away! 😦
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I’m trying to make the most of what the weather is throwing at us Donna and it’s definitely not spring weather yet. These roses are fabulous each and every year, I always make time to stop and smell the roses as I come inside the front door.
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Beautiful Deb – roses are always gorgeous.
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They really are gorgeous and lift my spirits when I walk by and smell them 🙂
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No words at all are required for this post Deb. The roses are stunning. I lover the apricot against the colour of the sky
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Thanks Jen, I agree! This one wasn’t too hard to not use words for 🙂
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Lovely seeing the photos of the budding and open roses, Debbie. They remind me so much of sunny but showery days. We’ve still got roses in bloom in our garden because it’s been so unseasonally mild. I hope you have a lovely display of them this spring and summer.
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Thanks Hugh, they are really too good not to share! Hoping your winter isn’t too bad, but I have to say your summer when we were there was fabulous!!
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Snow is forecasted this week, Debbie. I’m keeping my fingers crossed for a white Christmas.
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Nothing beats a rose, Deb. Although I do have other flowers that make me feel happy like sunflowers and daffodils. A Raindrop on a rose is classic and I love the colour of your rose. Your rose shows we can flourish despite the hardships thrown at us. xx #WWandP
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The colour is superb Sue and it just keeps on going regardless of what we do to it! I love your take on the rose being like friendship – how lovely thank you!
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Beautiful, and such a lovely colour too!
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Beautiful, and such a lovely colour too! x
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Thanks Min, I just wish I could remember the name of it and even Google can’t help me as I’ve tried numerous times!
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Beautiful Deb! I love the color and the water drops.
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Yes Christie, it was too lovely not to share!! The raindrop sits there and makes the shot special, thanks 🙂
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Yellow roses have a charm of their own….plus they are the chosen ones for Melbourne Cup Day
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Oh I didn’t know that Cathy! Thanks for that piece of info, I just wish I knew the name of it 🙂
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Like you I find it hard to do wordlessWednesday with no words! I sometimes add captions so I can say something! If the weather hasn’t been spring like then those roses are stellar for managing to make it through the rains! Bernie
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I’m trying hard ever now and again to not use words Bernie but it’s sooo hard sometimes. I’m with you about using captions strategically.
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So nice to see the warmth of color in these beautiful roses, Debbie!
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Yes they’ve flowered well this year Terri, they must have loved all the rain we’ve had.
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Love love love the images…(but miss the words…shhhhh) Thank you for linking up for Wednesday’s Words and Pics on my blog. Always good to see and read one of your posts. Hope you return next Wednesday too. Denyse.
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I know I miss the words too Denyse, it’s a challenge I make myself do every now and again!
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