This post is a "clin d'oeil" (a wink, or rather, a nod) toward the blogs of Ciel de Quimper, who does "Versailles Daily Photo" and "Here There & Everywhere Random Pictures". On the Versailles blog a few days ago she did a series on wisteria which blooms abundantly this time of year in France, so these first two photos are in response to those posts, and to thank her for the thoughtful comments she's been leaving... Thanks Ciel !
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Here on Wisteria Lane, France, nobody has been run over by a car recently, there have been no mysterious neighbors with strange children locked in the cellar, no plumbers with guns in their closets, no blind people have regained their sight, and to the best of my knowledge, none of the housewives here are actually desperate. . . and I thank my lucky stars we are far from that other Wisteria Lane !
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To get this last shot of flowers, on a tree which none of the people in the group I was walking with were able to identify, (so I guess you could call it a UFO : for Unidentified Flowering Object) I had to point my camera up at the sky, which was quite bright, so the exposure was difficult, and there were no signs of even a single UFO in the sky there either. . . but I will keep looking at every opportunity.
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Sunday, May 3, 2009
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6 comments:
I can practically smell them...lovely photos! It's a very enchanting little street. As most of your photos seem to be. It has become painfully clear that I need to visit France.
Positively delicious!
Best,
Gigi
Hmmm the smell! I really like your sense of humor too!
So lovely!
Well I'm gobsmacked. I obviously hadn't scrolled down enough, sorry about that. Gorgeous photos, thanks!
Owen these are fabulous shots....Wisteria is one of my favorite flowers..vines ...I have a vine that was just getting mature enough ( five years old)to be spectacular and the next door neighbor put up the highest privacy fence and now it does not get enough sun to bloom to it's full potential...I was just sick about it...all those years of cultivating but C'est la vie...
the boys and I named even named her Wissie...she blooms but only is 25% of what she could be...
And those pink flowers look like double carnations...so incredible...
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