I spotted these gorgeous berries today, and couldn't resist taking their photos. I feel this is nature saying, the holidays are coming. Are you ready?
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
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2 comments:
I Love that picture!!!
I have got to take more pics with my grown up camera! You know..change the lens...etc.... lol
Have a wonderful thanksgiving with your family:)
Hugs,
Kay
Abby, I think pyracantha truly captures the essence of the holidays, even more so than holly. The branches bear so many berry clusters it's an amazing site. Your photograph is stellar. Getting me in the holiday spirit.
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