The wonderful thing about beauty is that it has so many layers, the outer one being the least important.
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Superb pic for the challenge, Issy.
Please come visit my new blog. The hammock lady has been tipped out. 🙂
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hahaha … the hammock lady. Fabulous description of your other blog.
Yes, I have the new url. Hopefully, it will start to pop up in my email notifications. So far, it’s not in my Reader.
I’ll keep looking. I don’t eant to miss any of your wonderful posts.
Issy
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Beautiful shot, and a very nice phrase 🙂
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Glad you enjoyed my colorful artichokes …. thanks
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i agree with your idea of beauty. lovely photo, great color. 🙂
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Thanks, Kz.
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unfortunately not able to sign in as pix & kardz, but it is really me 🙂
enjoyed the layers here – in image and words. thanks for sharing.
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I’ve had some other bloggers tell me they can’t comment due to a block. I’m checking into that today. I thank you for the mention and comment. ~~~~~ : – )
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Beautiful layers and I love your wise words!
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Happy with your lovely comment this Sunday morning, Gilly.
It helps to dim the dreary rainy day we’re having.
Issy xoxo
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Ah, beautiful layers, Issy!! 🙂
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I loved the deep green colors they had.
Gracias …!!!
xoxo
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Devine green layers.
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Yes, indeed, they do have lots of layers. Thanks …
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I love artichokes, but they are a pain to prepare! Great photo, and great words to go with it 🙂
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It is a tedious process. They are delicious once they’re made. The ones in a jar are pretty good substitutes from time to time. Thanks for visiting and commenting. ~~~~~ : – )
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Great choice for layers!!
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Thanks, Cee … glad you came by and left your very nice comment.
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I do love artichokes. Wouldn’t it be great if all thistles in the world were artichokes?? 🙂
janet
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A smorgasbord of artichoke …. lol ~~~~ : – )
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Is that an unripe dragon fruit? It looks a lot like it. It’s a very beautiful subject nonetheless.
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We have a fruit here called dragon fruit but it is small and has prickly things on the outside; that one is a fruit. This is a photo of an artichoke. It’s a vegetable. I captured it from further away and slowly made my way to closer shots. Glad you liked it, Sony. Thanks
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I was just telling my husband that I wanted to eat artichokes! Great pic. 🙂
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Artichoke are delish. Thanks …
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They really are! What’s your favourite recipe?
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I don’t really have a recipe. I mix fresh garlic, bread crumbs and seasoning together with olive oil until it’s a paste. I cut the tips and after rinsing in cold water place the mixture in between the leaves. Steam them and eat. They’re tender and tasty. Do you have any? ~~~~~~~ : – )
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Oh, that’s how my father-in-law makes them! Delicious. I make them several different ways: in a pasta, baked in the oven with potatoes, an omelette, my husband eats the stalks, raw!
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Mmmm … not sure about eating them raw but I must try it in an omelette.
Thanks ….
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I’ve tried them raw and they are too bitter, but the islanders here go crazy for them raw!
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Interesting … where is the island you speak of?
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Sardinia!
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that looks so cool 🙂
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Glad you like it, Joshi. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a very appreciated comment. ~~~~ : – )
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