Happy Sunday! It's a chilly day with a sharp breeze. We walked by Fish Trap Creek where the tall trees gave us some shelter.
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The flower on the cup that I posted last time could very well not be a Fritillaria as I thought it was. Instead it is most probably a Lady Slipper Orchid. Thanks to Linda and Connie for identifying it.
Fritillaria
Lady Slipper
Kate's coming in a short while to cut hair and stay for Dominoes. We haven't seen her for 3 weeks, something that rarely happens. We're so fortunate to have family living in the same town.
Thanks for coming by, G.M.
Pretty flower I'd'd
ReplyDeleteIt is so good to have the family in the same town, near to see and meet them often. Your family is ONE heart! Here we also have a sharp breeze. The snow is melting also in the high mountains.
ReplyDeleteBoth flowers are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI had a pretty mild day walk this morning! Should be the same tomorrow.
Enjoy your dominos game.
Happy Sunday! 🌸
ReplyDeleteAt any rate both are lovely flowers! Have fun playing Mexican Train...!!
ReplyDeleteI love Fritillarias, and orchids too. I once had bee orchids growing in a garden, so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe pond looks cols, still...and I love the flower!
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Donna
Sounds like a great day at your house yesterday. I haven't walked since I got sick. Any exertion and I cough and cough and cough. The flowers are so pretty. I don't know how anyone can keep all of the names straight. I barely remember the common plants and flowers. :-)
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Blessings and hugs,
Betsy
I agree with happyone ~ Both flowers are so pretty. I like the name "Fish Trap Creek." Along its banks must surely be a wonderful place to walk, especially when one needs to take shelter from the wind. Haircutting time surely rolls around quickly these days. We both are in need of a good trim.
ReplyDeleteIt's Monday afternoon now, and it's cold and blustery, a day to stay indoors and do laundry and housework.
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