Cee’s FOTD
17 thoughts on “Macro Monday – 30 January”
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Beautiful bright flower. Anita
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Thank you Anita 🙂
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A bit orchid like Cee.
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Not quite but possibly Dendrobium so I can see that too n:)
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My first thought was a nasturtium variety.
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It is a Nasturtium 🙂
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Wow – stunning flower…and it is called…….???
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Nasturtium
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Do you use it for tea and herbal treatments?
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It was not my flower as the wallabies eat the plants. If they eat them then it must be good for you with whatever nutrients they have.
When I think of trendy restaurants and putting flowers on meals I go back in time. The last time I ate a flower I was probably three 🙂
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Smart wallabies!
I don’t eat flowers either, but always ponder the idea when it comes to the ones that are plentiful in the yard, like dandelions.
Aw, what fun to remember back to when you were three. When I was a kid we made ‘stew’ with wild flowers that we never really ate, but it was fun to pretend to be cooking.
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Same her with the second course of mud pies 😂
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😂🤣😁
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That’s a lovely shade of red. Very pretty.
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It was hard to get the true colour. So many duds until I managed the right angle and place
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Beautiful!
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Thank you Aletta 🙂
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