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At the Pretty in Pink fundraiser for the Marie Keating Foundation in The Hideout. Brian Byrne/Kilcullen Diary.
I used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure. | #hike in #denver #colorado produced on of these finds. These flowers are pretty but I have zero clue what they are. #nature #flower #flowers #color #colours #prettyinpink #instanature #canon #bokeh #macro #vsco #vscodaily #vscogood #vscocam #photoftheday #bestoftheday #igdaily #instalove #igaddict #photo #vscolove #love
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luca_travels: :) @kristinass24
elev8thecity: #it
im_jarispe: Pff! Pero no más que tu, hermano... Excelente galería, te mando un saludo desde Veracruz - México.
luca_travels: @elev8thecity thanks! :)
luca_travels: Eso es muy amable de su parte! :) - lo siento, mi español es (muy) malo. @im_jarispe
julescouturee: Wow!! You leave me speechless! :)
luca_travels: @julescouturee That's a sweet thing to say :) Vielen Dank!
these flowers are so delicate and pretty :)..another from my visit to the saskatoon farm in okotoks, ab
All their dresses are handmade by their mother's! Can you imagaine all the time it took to sew on the yards and yards of ribbon!!
The plum blossom has been an important symbol in Chinese culture. As a “friend of winter,” the plum blossom most vividly represents the value of endurance, as life ultimately overcomes through the vicissitude of time. The fragrance of plum blossoms “comes from the bitterness and coldness,” as the Chinese saying goes. Souls are tempered in the depth of experience, growing in inner strength and unyielding courage.
Unity of culture and nature has been an important part of the Chinese tradition, and elements of nature embody important cultural values. The plum, together with the orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum, have been named the “four nobles” of plants by the ancient Chinese, each because of its noble characteristics, such as purity (orchid), uprightness (bamboo), and humility (chrysanthemum). Source: