Hubby and I stopped along the road in Yosemite to take photos of the trees, but I looked down and saw these ferns and took them instead. Think Green Thursday for August 27, 2009.
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3 comments:
I love to see pretty ferns coming up in places where you don't expect them!! Lovely pics.
The ferns are lovely and a perfect post for Think Green Thursday. :)
Hello Cheryl Ann.. I Love that you got into horses at 53 as that is my age and I am getting back into nature. I love you green ferns against the rocks. It is amazing how mother nature can squeeze in some beauty in small places... --Michelle--
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