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Friday, September 2, 2011

::this moment::

One to pause and savour, and cherish in the winter days to come.

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15 comments:

  1. Love your enormous sunflowers! Great shot.
    those must be a mammoth variety (?) I had a mixed pack this year so we only got one really tall one (and it's not that tall).

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  2. Love this! Sun flowers are just so much fun for children.

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  3. I was there when you planted those 'little' sunflowers in the spring! I'm so glad the chickens didn't eat them all up! This picture makes me smile so much. I STILL want to attempt a sunflower house. Next year for sure!
    xo

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  4. Adorable kids, crazy-big sunflowers!! What variety are they? Did you start them indoors, or from seed? I really have to give sunflowers a try next summer! What's a sunflower house??

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  5. They're Russian mammoths, and I just bought the seeds at the local farm supply store! I started the seeds in the spring (first time) to give them a chance against marauding chickens. You can read about Sunflower Houses in the book "Roots, Shoots, Buckets, and Boots"...it's awesome!

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  6. Wow! I'm officially inspired to plant some sunflowers in the spring :)

    Here's our little summer moment:
    http://unintentionallife.blogspot.com/2011/09/this-moment-summer-grasshopper.html

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  7. I'm loving all the sunflower moments. Yay!

    Our moment:
    http://www.itsafullnest.com/2011/09/02/this-moment-9-2-11/

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  8. Great photo! I am amazed at how tall the sunflowers are!!

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  9. Beautiful! Now that would be my Christmas Card photo.

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  10. I love her smile!
    Sunflowers are one of my favorites and I didn't even know they could get this tall!

    my moment at the oregon coast:
    http://www.himherandtheirs.com/2011/09/this-moment.html

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  11. OH! Look at those little blessing. LOVELY lovely photo. The lad is sure starting to look like a mini version of Dad.

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  12. LOOK at how the sunflowers are turning their faces to your beautiful children. Following the sunshine. Awesome!!!!

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  13. Beautiful sunflowers. The city squirrels sadly don't allow for that kind of growing to happen!
    Happy long weekend!

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