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Tuesday, August 31, 2010

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Darla

I did enjoy this very much. Beautiful pops of color everywhere..

Bonnie

I love dahlias! I just have a hard time growing them. Your collage is gorgeous!

Racquel

Thanks for the tour, such a gorgeous public garden! I love the area devoted to Dahlias. :)

Mommy of two little blessings & so much more!

I like dahilas. I am new to them, and have never tried to grow them, but love the vibrant colors and how tall they get. *smile* Thanks so much for sharing the beauty you saw through your camera lense. *smile* Sincerely, Mommy of two little blessings & so much more!

Jean

Oh, what a wonderful walk! Everything is so lovely. I really enjoyed it all but the dahlia shots were extra special. Jean

Val

Hi Deb, the Halifax doesn't look anything like this!! Beautiful colours and so bright and clean looking. Halifax in NOT like that. In fact there is an old rhyme that goes like this .... "From Hell, Hull and Halifax dear Lord deliver us" - lots of mills, dark stone buildings, downtrodden mill workers .... not a happy place. Much better to have the Halifax of Nova Scotia - I am glad that is the Halifax you have seen :0)
Val xx Oxfordshire UK

Carrie

My grandpa used to grow "dinner plate" dahlias and enter them in the fair. Your pictures bring back memories. :o)

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