My maraudings into my neighbours’ gardens are becoming more daring. I’m no longer content to, at most, lean over the fence. I now move within touching distance of the house, made easier in this case because there is no fence and there is no occupant. The white flowers draw me: their solid inner shape and then their dangling … appurtenances, for want of a better word. They must be some kind of lily, possessing as they do those stamens that drip with brown stain.
Today DJ features a supremely delicate air plant. This is the most delicacy I can manage for a companion.
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Such an alien looking flower. Very intriguing indeed.
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Such an intriguing flower – I’ve never seen one like it before.
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Love it, you trespasser you! Phyllis & I have often agreed that this is a gift of our current age-and-stage: we look so proper & respectable, not to mention harmless, that we can get away with such boundary-crossings.
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It also helps to do it at daybreak.
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I have seen this rather strange plant before, in Bali.
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Hymenocallis littoralis or the beach spider lily, as others have mentioned. I think Pauline may have featured them before. Funny looking flowers, like a bindweed with tendrils. I like the Snapseed editing and especially the black and white version. I hadn’t realised there were so many holiday homes where you live, but I suppose that makes sense. A shame there aren’t any amenities in the village.
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No it is NOT!!!!! A shame. It would be a shame if there were!
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What? You wouldn’t like a few shops, like a butcher, a baker a greengrocer? To be able to walk to? I love my quiet little hamlet, but I am so dependent on the car.
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No! I have my fish supply from my son, and my deck garden for veggies. Although I’m not averse to city living when I’m in Warsaw, I must confess, but no spoilers here.
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No fence, no occupant…what an invitation! Never an occupant?
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Very occasionally as with a lot of places here. Probably half the village is holiday houses.
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Oh, Ok!
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Spider lilys, gorgeous aren’t they? Because they’re so white I like the versions that keep the colour 🙂 snapseed is fun.
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You may well have introduced me to Snapseed. I use it nearly every photo shoot, mainly Details.
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I’ve seen them somewhere in the Algarve, but these look a bit like aliens, Meg. Silently encroaching. 🙂 🙂
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Which is exactly what I was doing. Sounds better than trespassing!
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Spider lily, I think. A
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