… in black and white

… and in the original.

I wish you a rosy Sunday.
… in black and white

… and in the original.

I wish you a rosy Sunday.
The fruit of this chinaberry tree is very pretty to see during this cloudy, rainy December period.

Their lovely yellow are definitely very welcome bright spots in the overcast.

Despite their loveliness, the berries are actually poisonous to birds, animals and humans. They can be medically processed and used in the treatment of some viruses, but are otherwise of little immediate practical use.

I find this tree beautiful and have often sat under it in the summer while admiring some of the adjacent rose garden. Here’s a picture from mid-September.

The overhang at the top of the above photo is from the chinaberry tree that’s shown in the first three pictures.
Happy Wednesday.
The Penticton rose garden still looks lovely, despite the fact that we are now mid-way through October and much closer to Halloween than Labour Day. Below is a photo progression.



The photos show that it’s fading, but I think it’s in the gentlest, loveliest way: the beauty in ageing.
Happy Monday.
Penticton’s rose garden is still going strong; it’s not yet showing any signs of autumn despite the fact that it’s now October.



Happy Monday.
I like to walk to the Penticton rose garden to sit and admire it (and sometimes to take photos).

Right now, it seems to be at its height of loveliness.

It’s a very calming, very serene spot to just enjoy sitting outside.
Happy Thursday.
… time for some flowers from a July day in Penticton, and especially for our Ontario family and friends, who received a metre of snow (3.3 feet) over the weekend!




Happy Tuesday.
I love how these roses in Penticton’s public gardens are just blooming and blooming.



I hope you enjoy your Tuesday.