July 3, 2012 – 13 Tamuz, 5772
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Lorri M. Writings and Photography · A Collection of my Writings, Photography, and Judaica
What a beautiful peaceful scene. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for visiting.
Lovely lilies!
Thank you, ladyfi.
Love the water wheel — and that looks like Swiss chard growing there — ah I see a trip to the Farmer’s Market in my near future.
LOL, love the Farmer’s Market. It is chard, growing there. I thought the water wheel was quaint and charming looking. It is in one of the plots of the community garden I belong to.
Beautiful, I liked the first shot.
Thanks, Rajesh.
I wish we had lilypads on our pond
I love them, so serene, and I always feel a sense of calm when looking at them.