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Tag Archives: Charlotte
Weekly Photo Challenge: SCALE
The theme of this week’s WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is SCALE. The size of this sculptured hand is certainly out of scale with the people passing by in uptown Charlotte: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/scale-2/
Weekly Photo Challenge: Ambiance
The theme of this week’s WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is AMBIANCE (or is that ambience???) Either way The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art in Charlotte, NC has indeed created an evening with a special mood: the ambiance is JAZZ. On the first … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge: H2O
The theme of this week’s WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is H2O. A watery man made stream in a Charlotte garden: A watery nature made stream in the North Carolina mountains: They are both beautiful; I can’t choose between them…nor do … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly Photo Challenge
Tagged Charlotte, mountain stream, North Carolina, water feature
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Alphabet
The theme of this week’s WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is ALPHABET. I understand an alphabet to be a series of written, inscribed or carved characters that represent the sounds of a particular language. It’s primary purpose is communications. I attended a reception this … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge: Ornate
The theme of this week’s WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is ORNATE. I recently spied a reproduction of a Well, Fargo & Company 19th century stagecoach on the streets of downtown Charlotte, NC. It was part of an Arts Festival celebration. … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly Photo Challenge
Tagged 19th century stagecoach, Arts, Charlotte, Wells Fargo
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A Pick-Me-Up Day
For the past week we have been joining the rest of the country in unseasonably cold weather. Our garden had a welcomed one inch of rain, but it was sandwiched between two days on either side of the rain with freezing … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged azalea, Camellia, Charlotte, cold weather, dogwood, fountain, garden, ipheion, Ipheion uniflorum 'Wisley Blue', Kornus kousa, Leucojum aestivum, Mercadonia, peony, record cold, Spring snowflake, Wisley Blue
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A Special Celebration
On Sunday, 12 October, my Arranger and I joined members of the Charlotte Garden Club as we gathered to celebrate ninety years since its founding in 1924. It is believed to be the oldest continuing garden club in the Carolinas. Since we … Continue reading
A Visit to a Daylily Garden
Today my Rector, my wife and I visited the Billinda Daylily Garden in the Charlotte suburbs. The garden developed by Bill and Linda Gluck is an official American Hemerocallis Society display garden, in which there are over 650 daylily cultivars on display in smartly … Continue reading
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Tagged All American Chief, American Hemerocallis Society, American Hemerocallis Society display garden, Becky Lynn, Bill and Linda Gluck, Billinda Daylily Garden, Carol Todd, Charlotte, daylily, daylily cultivar, daylily cultivars, Daylily Garden, display garden, display gardens, double daylilies, hybridization, hybrids, Ida Munson award, Jeanne Fitton, Linda Gluck, Night Wings, No Strings Attached, Red Hot Wings, Spanish Matador, Stamile Candies, Stout Medal Award
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