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This Week in Pictures

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I have always enjoyed taking photos.  Not of people as much, but of landscapes, plants, and things in nature.  One of my goals for this year is to start taking even more photos since it is something that I enjoy, and maybe even get a real camera again by the end of the year.  

Lately my favorite subjects are the plants in our gardens.  I take photos of them several times during the week and love to watch them grow and change through out the season.

This Week In Pictures.  I have always enjoyed taking pictures, and I take a lot of them.  Here is a peak into our week, as captured in these images.

Bartlett Pear Blossoms

This Week In Pictures.  I have always enjoyed taking pictures, and I take a lot of them.  Here is a peak into our week, as captured in these images.

My youngest son having a snack from the salad garden.  That is a variety of lettuce & greens seeds that I mixed together and tossed on the ground back in January.

This Week In Pictures.  I have always enjoyed taking pictures, and I take a lot of them.  Here is a peak into our week, as captured in these images.

Our Daisy Troop raised painted lady caterpillars, and this past week all 4 emerged as butterflies.

This Week In Pictures.  I have always enjoyed taking pictures, and I take a lot of them.  Here is a peak into our week, as captured in these images.

Our Daisy Troop planted more than 120 flowers in the flag pole garden at Eleanor Roosevelt Elementary School in Lower Makefield, PA.  This is the school where we have our weekly meetings, and we wanted to give back to the school.

This Week In Pictures.  I have always enjoyed taking pictures, and I take a lot of them.  Here is a peak into our week, as captured in these images.

We released our butterflies the night of our gardening troop meeting.

This Week In Pictures.  I have always enjoyed taking pictures, and I take a lot of them.  Here is a peak into our week, as captured in these images.

GaLa Peach Tree Blossoms

This Week In Pictures.  I have always enjoyed taking pictures, and I take a lot of them.  Here is a peak into our week, as captured in these images.

Bright pink peach blossoms against the bright blue barn/shed.

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  1. Heather @ Country Life, City Wife

    April 19, 2016 at 11:41 pm

    Love the spring flowers and that blue barn! Ah I am obsessed with barns 🙂

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    • Stephanie

      April 21, 2016 at 10:42 am

      Me too! Since we live in the suburbs, its only shed-sized not actually barn-sized, but I love it too.

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  2. Raia

    April 21, 2016 at 11:30 pm

    Beautiful, Stephanie! We just planted our first little peach tree and it’s so exciting to see the buds and tiny little peaches. 🙂 Thank you for sharing it with us at Savoring Saturdays!

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