Posted by I’m thinking it’s getting a little darker in some parts of the world…you may be in need of some color.
I just came home from a quick trip to Europe and took a few photos of some lovely flowers I stumbled upon in London, Paris and Munich. These were taken in between many raindrops!
What is it with the flowers over there? They always seem so perfect and colorful.
Enjoy!
Market in Munich 
Luxembourg Gardens, Paris 
Market in Munich 
Market in Munich 
Somewhere on Portobello Road, London 
Luxembourg Gardens, Paris 
Market in Munich
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Love those hydrangeas
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Thank you Sheree! I love them too. I’d love to have some in my yard.
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Me too but my balcony is a hostile environment for them.
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Artichoke flowers and hydrangeas are my favorites! Love purple…!
Luckily, both of these grow very easily here in Brittany 😍.
But the top of the tops will always remain the Italian bougainvilleas.
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See? All the good stuff grows in Europe 🙂
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Hahaha. It’s probably Trump’s fault 😂
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UGH!!! 😂😂
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Beautiful way to start my morning!! Seeing these flowers while drinking my coffee is starting my Friday off right!!
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So happy to hear! Nothing better than beautiful flowers to start the day. There is snow on the ground here. Did I mention I can’t wait for summer?
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I heard you were getting snow! We have gray yucky skies but no snow yet. I’m good with that! I too cannot wait for summer so I can start making my treks to Colorado!
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Yes!!!
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Beautiful colors! I wonder, too, why those flowers are so perfect? The answer matters not because so pretty.
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Thanks AB. They are fab.
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Ooh, these are all so pretty! 🌸
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Thanks girl!!! I think so too.
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Ooooh I love flowers! Thanks for sharing. I love the flowers in Europe too, especially the wild ones. 🙂
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Thank you! Now that you mention it, the wildflowers in CO are pretty cool too. 😊
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Perfectly beautiful, indeed! 😊
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Thanks Irene 🙂
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Equinops look dangerous
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Lol
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Must be all the rain we’re getting this Autumn Pam, wettest one I can remember. Lovely photos.
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Thank you. I couldn’t get enough of them!
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Lovely! The flowers are kind of perfect over there aren’t they?
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Truth! And they are cheap!
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Exotic! And oh, the hydrangeas . . . my faves.
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I know gorgeous right??
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It’s definitely getting a little darker here. Thanks for sharing those lovely blooms of color. They are just stunning, Pam! 🙂
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You’re the sweetest!
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I love this. Why are your posts not showing up in my reader?! (That’s a rhetorical question, by the way. I know it’s not you. It’s WordPress.)
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Ha! It’s been happening a lot lately! So irritating!!
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These flowers are indeed beautiful! How can you do a “quick” trip to Europe?? I guess part of my confusion is that I always forgot just how small the countries are, but still…… it also takes a full day to get there, at least from California. How long were you gone?
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That’s funny, I guess I usually allocate 2 full weeks to a vacay. We were there for 10 days…4 nights London, 3 Paris, 3 Munich. Felt super quick to me. Haha. Yeah Europe has to be a little tougher from the West Coast. Thanks for the follow!
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Chanced upon this post this morning – the lovely flowers made my morning! I am particularly taken by the Equinlops – the name is so enchanting, just as the flower is whimsical (can you tell I am in one of those moods this morning?)
Why are flowers in Europe so perfect (London is one of my favourite corners of the world where I’ve been fortunate to spend quite a bit to time on account of long-suffering family who host us)? Could it be the same reason food tastes better, buildings more charming? Because we have nipped away on a magical adventure and so tend to look better and closer!
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You are right, EVERYTHING is better in Europe. I’m glad this lifted you up! 💕💕
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