Saturday, July 4, 2020

Out of the blue. . . . . . .Independence Day




Sleeping-in a bit later than usual - and why not if your body tells you it requires
 more rest - did mean I almost missed the Morning glories in all their glory!
They open early then in the heat of the late morning start to curl up again,
so you have to be quick with a camera! Two colors opening now - I think
I sowed mixed seeds so there will be surprises.




As nice as it is to be at home to celebrate Independence Day, we are usually
somewhere else. Most often in early July we head north to New England, first
 to visit Bob's home in New Hampshire to celebrate his birthday on July 5th,
then we do a lot of driving around Vermont, Maine, and usually a stop in
 Massachusetts where we also lived before moving south.  Although we 
no longer have family there we do have wonderful friends. We'll miss
seeing them this year now that travel is out of the question

All of New England is beautiful - and if you've ever been there I know
you will agree.


The Lady of the Sea - New Hampshire Marine Memorial
Designed by Alice E. Cosgrove : 1909-1971

A memorial dedicated to all New Hampshire service persons
lost at sea due to warfare.
Hampton Beach, New Hampshire 


We have put out our flag and will light these stars on the front porch
  as dusk settles in.


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God Bless America.......today and every day.

Have a wonderful holiday.  Celebrate in style!

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6 comments:

  1. Morning Glory was very much a South of France plant and we used to love seeing them on our travels.
    How blue yours are!

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  2. Our home and neighborhood are very quiet today. We will barbecue something tonight and my berry pie is cooling. Oh I love, love your morning glories. I have never had success growing them. Yes, God Bless America! Happy 4th of July. I am hoping next year we can travel again. The one time we travel in New England was very beautiful, we loved it.

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  3. Your morning glories are lovely. Mine have not started to bloom yet. Hope you have a wonderful 4th.

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  4. Dear Mary, thanks for sharing the glorious colors of your Morning Glory. Happy 4th July to you. Jo

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  5. That lighter blue morning glory is gorgeous. Love that color. They grow wild around here, always the light purplish ones. Hope you had a good Fourth. It was quiet here until darkness arrived; then lots of neighborhood fireworks and we could hear parties going on down the hill. The full moon was beautiful too.

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