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| Wildflowers of Vancouver Island is my theme for this month's Note Card Party, hosted by Vee. This first photo is of a columbine found while hiking "off-trail" at Englishman River Falls. |
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| Isn't this Columbia Lily stunning? It was blooming in the forest on Sonora Island, a little bit off the trail where we walked to the cliff overlooking the narrow passage named "Hole in the Wall." |
This wild rose grew alongside the road near our home in Parksville. Since last summer the bushes have been torn out, the trees cut down and a new subdivision of small homes crowds the land. Sigh.
This last selection is a Henderson's Shooting Star, captured while hiking the Coast Trail at East Sooke Park in April.
It takes time to go back and find these photos, and the posts in which they were featured, but it's fun to re-live some of the experiences. Click on over to Vee's Haven where you'll find many more photos that would be lovely as note cards.
I love your wild flower photo note card selection, Lorrie! The columbine are a pretty color and the shooting stars flowers are so unique.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wild flower photos! They would make wonderful notecards.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are lovely! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteThese are wildflowers? Wow. Just incredible. I'd expect to see them at the finest botanical gardens.
ReplyDeleteYou must read my earlier post today to see my suggestion for saving time looking for photos. ☺
Gorgeous flowers. Great note card pictures.
ReplyDeleteAll of these flowers are Beautiful, but the shooting star really captivates me. I have never seen one like it.
ReplyDeleteThis would make a most attractive set of note cards sure to bring a smile to the receiver.
What lovely photos! I think these would make lovely cards. I also choose flowers for my post! hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteThese would make lovely note cards indeed! Pretty...
ReplyDeleteI'm always so busy with the big picture that I rarely get such gorgeous and detailed close up shots like that. These are really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWild flowers?? Wow! Those are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLorrie, you are an artist...with photos and with words.
ReplyDeleteYou've captured such lovely wildflowers in these note card choices Lorrie. thanks for the memories...
ReplyDeleteSummer is beautiful. The photos take me back to a wonderful day. Your photos are great, such lovely wildflowers xo
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, love the wild rose:@)
ReplyDeleteI love your selection of wild flowers for Vee's party! Such wonderful color and photos. Well done! I'll take a set! :D :D :D
ReplyDeletei love, love, love flowers. great note cards. (:
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous wild flower photos! They would make great cards. Enjoy the day! Pamela
ReplyDeleteWonderful set of note cards! I love the colors in these flowers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of beautiful flowers! I love the wild rose, sad it was destroyed. We have lots of sweet peas and queen anne's lace all over. Summer is such a beautiful time! Thanks so much for your sweet comments about my painting. I like cups too...I don't know what it is about them.
ReplyDeleteJen:)
Yes as others have said, this is a fantastic set of notecards with a theme ... lovely!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful wildflower selection for your note cards, Lorrie, I would certainly buy some of these if I saw them in the National Trust catalogue.
ReplyDeleteOh, Lorrie, what stunning shots! I always am on the lookout for wildflowers when we hike and yours are amazing. The colour in those Henderson's Shooting Stars are breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
I love the roses, they would be perfect for a note card.
ReplyDeleteThey are all so pretty but I like the wild rose and the Henderson's Shooting Star the best.
ReplyDeleteHenderson's Shooting Star looks gorgeous!
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I think these are the prettiest photos for cards that I've seen. Wildflowers are so beautiful and you take such wonderful photos! You really should print these, my friend!
ReplyDeleteThe shooting stars really caught my eye! Gotta love the rose and the lily!
ReplyDeleteSo nice of you to stop by at my Note Card Party debut, Lorrie! I have thoroughly enjoyed your note cards here - stunning! I wish I had more of a command of garden facts and flowers. Beyond me, I admit.
ReplyDeleteMany congrats about your little Sadie - such a great story about your thoughts as she came into the world - and your own experience in Ecuador. Nostalgic - how time does fly . . .
Joy!
Kathy
Thank you for visiting my post!! And your flower pictures are awesome! I have seen wild roses before, but the others I have not. Great photos for note cards!
ReplyDelete~Linnea
The wildflowers of British Columbia make for a beautiful note card collection. Great pic's!
ReplyDeleteMay developers, who rip out perfectly good flora, rot in a concrete hell for the rest of their lives and beyond.
ReplyDeleteI hope you will be able to find all your other precious blooms for many years to come.
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That columbine looks like an alien space ship. I love it.
ReplyDeletePerfection that I don't get to see here in the desert. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI so appreciate your treasured friendship and lovely support.
Beautiful.
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