Aeonium, a stained glass window in the gentle low light. No driving snow, no Klondike wind, no freezing rain, just sun. The good old days. Or should I say good old day?
Hope you are all safe tonight.
Denial
Aeonium, a stained glass window in the gentle low light. No driving snow, no Klondike wind, no freezing rain, just sun. The good old days. Or should I say good old day?
Hope you are all safe tonight.
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Off The Edge Gardening
Hello Gill,
I don’t think your google+ button is working, I have tried using it to post this on G+ without success.
Best wishes,
Brian. skeysbrian@gmail.com brimfields.com
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Didn’t even know I had a G+ button 🙂 Will take a look and thanks
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I just clicked on it and it took me to signing into to Google, can someone else have a try and see what happens please.
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I’m permanently signed in to Google. I just clicked the share button and the post has appeared in my Google+ home page. So it works for me ok, I also tried the Twitter share button while I was at it and that works fine too. One of these days I’ll work out what the “Reblog” and “Press this” share buttons actually do.
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I blame the weather, my computer has been playing up today, I can’t view my emails at all, and Chrome decided to close up all by itself.
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I have tried it again and it’s worked this time. Must be my google account.
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Thanks Brian, hope your water is back on now.
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Oh my! What can I say? Beautiful.
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Well, we really have the snow here now, some hefty drifts around the house, so I have really enjoyed your beautiful picture.
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Stay warm and stay safe x
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I’ll go with the denial.
At this rate even the giraffes of Branscombe will be knee deep.
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They will! How you getting on out in the sticks?
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My green aeonium grows like a weed! Pieces of it have been shared all over town. My dark bronze one is not so prolific. Every time it starts to grow, someone takes the top off of it. While the two green ones are about two feet high and three feet wide (despite regular pruning and grooming), the bronze one is just a stick with two or three rosettes less than a foot tall!
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Well at least you are spreading the love!
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Actually, I sort of like how such a common weed is conquering a town formerly dominated by expensive plants installed by those snootier than I.
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And me!
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