All Photos © Sometimes, 2016
11 thoughts on “Flowering Cactus”
Comments are closed.
Who, What, When, Where, How & Why
All Photos © Sometimes, 2016
Comments are closed.
Life in the mountains
Sarah Cryer Beadwork
Random Ramblings and Reviews from Trent P. McDonald
Adapting to difference, staying the same person...either side of the Channel and now the Atlantic
Experiences of a common man!
Poetry for Finding Meaning in the Madness
Walking in Nature Works!
https://teepee12.com/
WRITING LESBIAN FICTION, SCIENCE FICTION, AND FANTASY, SINCE THE 20TH CENTURY
When your relationship with a spouse, partner, friend, family member, and/or child becomes your focus rather than your relationship with yourself, seek Attention Anonymous and learn from others who struggle to set boundaries and desire to maintain stability.
Cogito Ergo Sum
Poetry, Prose, and Challenges
I have a hyperactive imagination.Welcome to my world. You can get here by way of Astoria Blvd.,Sunrise Hwy or Wyoming Avenue~
Myriad memories frozen in time
Politics in the Real World
Award-winning, dream-protecting author
3D Printing innovations bliss for the hobby.
"kindness is healing, writer & poet of sorts, "
What if you spent every day looking for One Beautiful Thing?
The best of the literary web
an open source architectural beadwork project from Kate McKinnon and a worldwide team of innovators
Thoughts of the pressed madman/pressed by burden of self truth/ atlast he howls prior death/ his howl mated with a nightingle's coo/ and a poetry is born
From soul to soul
Books, Music, Movies, Collectibles and Culture
"Never forget it is real people who live out such tales and bear the price of the telling, in grief and guilt and sorrow". -Jacqueline Carey
Uncovering the mainstream media lies
Uncensored updates on world events, economics, the environment and medicine
Home of the Airship Wars
Talking about writing in two places (and times)
What's it like to be a distinctive deacon in the Church of England? Look no further!
Labels. lipstick & littles. A stylish motherhood blog by Michelle.
Recipes showing step by step directions with pictures and a printable recipe card.
Poems by Celia Hales in the Style of William Shakespeare & John Donne
A genealogy regarding Piedmont Quaker pioneer George Hodgson and his lines
Through the eyes of an Introvert
Dark Writing and Strange Inspirations
Poems & Photos by DM Shepherd
The writerly musings of Connie J. Jasperson, author, blogger and medieval renaissance woman.
Stunning images….
LikeLike
thanks…these are from three years ago. the yellow is one of my favorites. 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person
we had a variety of the prickly pear that lived in the ground here in Ohio…it became overwhelmed with grass and weeds that defied removal, and died after a few years. It would have a dozen flowers on it at a time.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Delicious fruit….Prickly Pears…as long as one takes care for the fine…prickly hairs on the fruit…. 😉 Hugs!
LikeLiked by 1 person
They are quite a delicacy, once the pickers are removed they can be fried or stewed, or whatever. I haven’t eaten any that I recall.
LikeLiked by 1 person
I would love to have some of these. The first one is too weird to be described as beautiful, but it is definitely interesting. Others are beautiful. Yellow is my favorite. Thanks for sharing.
LikeLike
thanks, I like the yellow a lot too. these are desert plants, near a buioding and cultivated, but I have seen the desert in bloom…usually mid-April. I do love the desert.
LikeLike
Beautiful!
LikeLike
remind me of roses…beautiful and hurtful.
LikeLike
Quite striking ! Nice capture of the flower:)
LikeLike
thank you, this photo of the yellow flower is one of my favorites.
LikeLiked by 1 person