This is pretty hard core for a Monday, but I figure if posting photos and commenting on other blogs is going to kill all of my electronics, they might as well go out with a bang. So, follow the primrose path to see what’s really going on behind the garden gates of the Colleyville Garden Club.
Don’t worry ladies, it’s G rated.
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What a funny post – needed that laugh! Some amazing photos here – especially the ones with the critters
Thanks! I couldn’t believe how they almost seemed to be posing for me. The red dragonfly didn’t move at all and the bees – I was just lucky to catch the one that seemed to be sneaking up from behind. Gardens are always full of surprises.