Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Peaches and Apricot
I have lots of peaches in and around my garden. Monsoon brings happiness to our faces and my flowers are glad too.
Enjoy the close ups of my gerbera blossom.
The apricot wall around a small rectangular water pool adds some more vibrancy.
The city also boosts of old medieval architecture which looks royal in peaches. The famous minar stands tall and translates the history of royal kings.
Beautiful sunset depicting shades of peaches.
Gerbera blossom is so pretty! 😍
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Thank you Glaiza but I’m sure not as pretty as you 🙂
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Thank you! 😀
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First of all, let me tell you how utterly lovely is your garden. I could spend a year at least there. And the architecture, oh MY!!
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Thanks a lot. So does your Black stone Valley.
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You have a wonderful gallery of peachy colors. Fabulous entry. 😀
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Thank you so much Cee. I wanted to share more but that would have been too much…. lol
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Beautiful gallery! Lovely peachy colors!
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I was lucky to have these blooms in my garden. I am glad to share the pics with you.
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The sun shot is magnificent! 🙂
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O you really liked it Amy? I’m so glad that you appreciated it. It means a lot and also that I am improving.
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Congratulations! I have selected this post to be featured on Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge.
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I sure hope you are having a great week.
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Hello Cee, I am so grateful yet again. Thanks for the acknowledgment. I was busy with guests and just now logged in agter three days. You made my day !
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Congrats again.
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What is that tree with the orange blossoms? The purple shrubs must be bougainvilla (sp?). Beautiful examples from nature and architecture…
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Orange one is ‘flamboyant tree’ or ‘Flame tree’ also known as royal poinciana. In India it is called Gulmohar tree. Yes, you right about the purple ones. Thanks for the visit and kind words.
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Yes, I was wondering if it was a flamboyant tree; I’ve seen those in the Caribbean. Also love the burst of color they provide.
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Rashmi, this post had gorgeous flowers (my Mom had Gerbera flowers in her garden, too) and the architectural photo of the anvient, tall spire was exquisite.
I admire your yard and flowering trees and gadens, Rashmi. Blessings for you.
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I love to grow flowers in my garden especially in winters when there is a wide variety of flowers to chose from.
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