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Lake Superior Garden

hoghaven_duluthmn

17 years ago

Sorry, but I have to do this. . .

Brrr, it's cold.

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twohuskies
17 years ago
OMG that's beautiful!!! I wish I had made it to Duluth this winter. The plan was to go up for the Beargrease but we all know what happened to that.. I guess there is always next year.
leftwood
17 years ago
Breathtakingly wonderful! And strangely inviting.
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jennypat Zone 3b NW MN
17 years ago
I see clipper daisies, blizzard petunia's, Ice Queen Clematis, and Frosted pansies!!

It's beautiful!

Jenny P
doucanoe
17 years ago
That is a beautifuol shot! Almost feels "warm"! LOL

Linda
Julie
17 years ago
I do love the unusual blue hues found there-
Thanks for sharing!
Julie
zenpotter
17 years ago
The color is amazing.

Pauline
maggiemuffin360
17 years ago
Hoghaven - that photo is absolutely gorgeous!
Greetings from a northern neighbour!
Margaret
birdwing
17 years ago
It's funny, I thought I recognized that turquoise blue..we were just in the caribbean and the water's the same color when the sky reflects off the white sand..

That is a really great photo.

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