THAT'S MY WORLD
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Here you see a typical Australian country house. It is not in the country now, as the town has grown up around it, but it still exudes a wonderful rural air. The same lady had lived there for fifty years and gardening is her passion.
GARDEN GOSSIP
I pass this garden in the car almost every day
And every time I wish that I could while the time away.
The lawn is quite immaculate with never a weed in sight;
The shrubs are varied in colour and graded as to height.
Seasonal flowers grow freely, whatever the time of year,
But they always blend with the bushes that 'chance' to be standing near.
I show you just a fraction; the rest is like a park;
In every little corner, the gardener's made her mark.
I took friend Joan to see her; she has green fingers too
And she wished to ask some questions. Well, gardeners often do.
I thought this scene of ladies sharing their gardening lore
Was absolutely charming, so, camera to the fore,
I snapped this little moment, this sweet idyllic scene,
Wishing very heartily that my poor thumbs were GREEN!
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10 comments:
I enjoyed the story of the house, friends and seeing all the pretty flowers in the photo.
I guess I just imagined all of Australia as bein sort of flat and dry countysides...you added to my knowledge today.
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Very nice picture, and a lovely poem.
You have such a talent to tell stories in verses. It's a gift! Thanks for sharing this garden.
Oh, what I would give to have such a lovely yard!
I could do with her help in my garden. Well that's a bit of a misnomer. It's a lawn with a hedge and a few bushes. Flowers won't grow in my clay!
Never mind Brenda I'll just enjoy your poem and photo.
This is adorable.
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Blessings,
Linda
that picture is too perfect! great scene to capture indeed.
What a lovely capture. I'm sure they're gossiping about the azalea in the next block.
delightful! thanks!
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