Sunday, November 1, 2009

Greener Living


These were taken by my husband when he drove the kids who attended Bible Study (August 2009) in Camp Walker, Daegu! I don't know exactly what are the names of these flowers but they are gorgeous!
I love this dahlia..

The beautiful black eyed susans..
The chapel where some of the BS was held.I took this one at our garden here.
I was observing this ant that was walking in the big leaf so I snapped a pic of it.
These are the ones I took in the lake where we spent our weekend last week.
Lovely colors isn't it?
Isn't this lovely, the young leaves are in different color.
My husband took this one, he love the flow of the water...
I love how the branches of this tree looks..
An appealing sight.. for a lovely day.
I saw this bee feasting on the nectar of this flower so I I tried to capture her.
Here she is, I finally captured one. It took me several minutes to catch her in a steady position.
So who wouldn't want to stay here, very relaxing and so refreshing.
A great place to stay on weekend with family and friends. Have a great week guys!

42 comments:

  1. Thanks for sharing your precious time on Manic Monday!

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  2. Hello Rose, hay ang sarap tingnan ang mga flowers lalo sa umaga it really make my day!salamat po ng marami sa lagi mng pagbisita sa blog ko.hugs and kisses to your little so cute kids.

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  3. wow i love the pics.. nature is really my favorite subject aside from baby portraits...

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  4. Wonderful pictures!!! Thanks for sharing.

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  5. Ohhh, Just love it. What a pleasant scenery noh? Super cool p naman ang weather dyan, d kagaya dito sa South, init. This week , all 90's buti na rin , walang 100's. Parang semana-santa.

    Thanks for sharing Rose. May tags ako sayo sa dalawang blogs ko. Grab mo lang ha. 3 pala yun. May tag para sa hubby.LOL

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  6. we have similar plants in ur place from here too sis. nice shots.

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  7. Thanks for sharing, It is always refreshing to see lovely nature pict.

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  8. Hello!kamusta!
    Ang ganda ng flowers..nakakarelaks tingnan.
    ang galing kumuha ng mister mo ha!

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  9. woww.. great photos you have in here again , rose. it brighten up my day. indeed .i love the composition. john is like a pro..

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  10. wow, how lovely! I love the photos sis...the second pic...I have that kind of flower in our front yard...I am not sure what it's called...hehhehe!

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  11. Hello rose musta na. Ganda nang mga pics thanks for sharing.

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  12. great pictures! looking at those pics brighten up my day.

    manay, salamatonon tabi sa pagdrop by mo sa sakuyang blog!

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  13. Nice photography, Rose! the first one is a hollyhocks...i have quite a variety of them.

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  14. hey you gurl nice ohotos, I admire your photography skills, kanang dhalia nindot na I use to grow some, unta maka motivate ko utro nga magplant plant na sad kay magsummer na dire sa amoa

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  15. the lake is so beautiful,

    Take me with you next time you go.

    Thanks for visiting.

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  16. i dont know what happen but i lost my comment. lolzz.. hope it went through for approval. by the way, thanks a lot for the visit and comment. i really appreciate it.

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  17. Bakla inubos mo na yata ang mga magagandang flowers and stuff dito, wala na para next week hehehehe.

    Love the shots bakla, galing mong photographer. Bagong meme ba to, join ako dito love flowers and green.

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  18. The flowers and plants are all so beautiful. The only one you didn't name that I'm sure about is the coleus. That's the colorful plant after the photograph with the bridge. I think it's the 9th photograph. It's the red and green leaves and looks like it has fern in front of it.

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  19. What a lovely post!
    The flowers are beautiful. I like the windows of the chapel.
    the flowing water pic is so serene.
    Carver identified the coleus for you and I think the red leaves are from the Photina plant or as I know it 'redtips'

    Thanks for your visit. :)

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  20. Your flowers are very lovely. I like the coleus, which are the deep red and green ones.

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  21. I'm sorry, Rose, but I don't know the name of the flower.
    Your photos are great and so are the places you visit.
    Have a good week, dear!

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  22. Rose: You have beautiful flowers and plants. I can't help with the name but you captured it beautifully.

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  23. What a beautiful place! What country is it? I saw lavender dahlias in photos 2 and 3, and #4 is a type of daisy. I also saw coleus, the purple and green-leafed plant. Thanks for visiting my blog.

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  24. What pretty flowers. The first one is Malva alcea, I think.

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  25. I love your plant with the green and white leaves. Very nice flowers too.

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  26. Hi Rose, you overdid yourself in this post! Great captures even the tree by the lake is gorgeous!

    Bisaya ba ang sulti sa Bicol? Bisaya man ko.

    Have a nice day!

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  27. Beautiful flowers and plants. The green with the red leaves is as Carletta said a Red tipped Photina, I have one in my yard.

    Thanks for visiting I hope you will come again,
    Judy

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  28. I enjoyed looking at the flowers shot and your lovely garden, thanks for sharing.

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  29. Such beautiful flowers...those dahlias are so beautiful. The chapel scene has a serene mood...very lovely post!

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  30. Such lovely blooms!
    Have great week.

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  31. Gorgeous country you have! And a very happy family! Thanks for sharing! I think that the flower on the third one is a dahlia. Thanks for your visit and have a wonderful week. God bless you.

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  32. Did your daughter win the smiling contest?

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  33. Gorgeous blooms; from your garden?
    The colourful leaves are Coleus. The first young leaves of certain shrubs are red to protect them from sunburn!

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  34. A lovely post with so many beautiful flowers! I know some of them - but the names i have is in Norwegian!
    Have a nice week!

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  35. Oh so beautiful! I know one flower, the yellow one is known as Sunflower in our place. The rest I'm not sure.
    Thanks for the visit.
    a blessed day!

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  36. Beautiful flowers - but I'm not very good at naming them :)

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  37. Hi Rose,
    The first one is Hollyhocks and Carver and the rest identified the coleus. The one with red young leaves i believe is a rubber tree.

    Yeah! Rylie won!!! Congrats my dear girl, you really have a nice smile so you are indeed very deserving!

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  38. the three flowers are gorgeous just like you Rose! thanks for sharing!

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  39. What a MARVELOUS array of gorgeous blossoms and beautiful scenic views! Thanks for your recent visit to my Pink Saturday/Today's Flower post Happily Retired Gal. Sorry to be so slow to respond but life's been way too busy lately to spend much time at the computer. I'm doing what I can to catch up this morning. Hope you're having a wonderful week.
    Hugs and blessings,

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  40. Very pretty! The dahlia is so beautiful!

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