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Bleeding Through performing at the Ottobar in Baltimore, MD on March 5, 2009.
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This bleeding heart is in what we call "The Alaskan Gardens", I have bear and moose statues, and Chuck made a totem pole...
a year ago, I was waiting for you at the airport
in a city where I haven't been before
a year ago, you came and lighten up my day
eased the pain so easily
a few weeks later my heart started bleeding
'cause I left there at the gate
we both had to go in different directions
but my bleeding heart never stopped
loving you...
These are the native bleeding heart, which is gorgeous but less showy than the non-native variety. But I like them because they're easy to grow, and they spread. Aren't they lovely? They are filling in the space under our plum tree.
This cluster was on a tree stump in Ashenbanks Woods near Cobham, Kent. The wood is managed by the Woodland Trust. I take it that it was the stump of an Oak tree, as they don't grow anywhere else.
Bleeding Hearts were growing in profusion at White Flower Farms.
The photograph was taken during a great photography workshop led by Rich Pomerantz,
Found in the Asahel Curtis Picnic Area. Scan of a 35mm Kodachrome 25 slide.
Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Nat'l Forest, WA
Bleeding Hearts taken with a telephoto zoom lens on a tripod. Natural sunlight in partial shade used for lighting.