The title of this blog comes from a Gaelic expression -"putting on the poor mouth"-which means to exaggerate the direness of one's situation in order to gain time or favour from creditors.
Again peteris I am glad you like it. It is good to see what I can photograph in a small suburban back garden!
I had to look it up elasticwaistbandlady.. You know what? they do indeed look like a lorax!i's a long time since I saw a Doctor Seuss book...
It is in my back garden mullets. in bloom it has large daisy like flowers on stalks rising up to about 9 feet high. They had stopped flowering leaving seed heads. photographed them against a rather overcast sky.
Cephalaria gigantea
such giants, lovely
ReplyDeletei would like to invite you here
ReplyDeleteits your turn, to have a go
see you there
Gload you like the photo Obokun
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo, Jams!
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HA! Straight outta Dr.Seuss! They look like something from The Lorax Tree.
ReplyDeleteGone are the days when I quoted Nietzsche and read NY Times bestseller books. Now, it comes down to referencing Dr.Seuss in all things.*sigh*
Again peteris I am glad you like it. It is good to see what I can photograph in a small suburban back garden!
ReplyDeleteI had to look it up elasticwaistbandlady.. You know what? they do indeed look like a lorax!i's a long time since I saw a Doctor Seuss book...
It is in my back garden mullets. in bloom it has large daisy like flowers on stalks rising up to about 9 feet high. They had stopped flowering leaving seed heads. photographed them against a rather overcast sky.
I linked a Lorax picture from Amazon but it was disallowed.
ReplyDeleteConspiracies abound, jams!
I linked a Lorax picture from Amazon but it was disallowed.
ReplyDeleteConspiracies abound, jams!