Categories Uncategorized Wordless Wednesday – Tiny Post author By Keera Ann Fox Post date August 12, 2009 3 Comments on Wordless Wednesday – Tiny Wordless Wednesday Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related Tags nature, neighborhood, norwegian, photos, wordless wednesday By Keera Ann Fox I am a bi-lingual American who has lived most of my life in Norway. Jeg er en tospråklig amerikaner som har bodd mesteparten av mitt liv i Norge. View Archive → ← Wordless Wednesday – King of Pop → Movie tag 3 replies on “Wordless Wednesday – Tiny” Beautiful rose hip flower. They are so common in Scandinavia.;)) Lovely colour.;) LikeLike I wonder if the snail inside it liked the scent. 🙂 They smell a bit spicy. The rosehips, I mean, not the snails. Roses with a hint of pepper. LikeLike Pretty flower. I didn't notice the snail at first, because it's in a shadow. I like the lighting, though — it's cool somehow, and is suggestive of autumn. LikeLike Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here... Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out / Change ) Cancel Connecting to %s Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Δ
I wonder if the snail inside it liked the scent. 🙂 They smell a bit spicy. The rosehips, I mean, not the snails. Roses with a hint of pepper. LikeLike
Pretty flower. I didn't notice the snail at first, because it's in a shadow. I like the lighting, though — it's cool somehow, and is suggestive of autumn. LikeLike
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Beautiful rose hip flower. They are so common in Scandinavia.;)) Lovely colour.;)
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I wonder if the snail inside it liked the scent. 🙂 They smell a bit spicy. The rosehips, I mean, not the snails. Roses with a hint of pepper.
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Pretty flower. I didn't notice the snail at first, because it's in a shadow. I like the lighting, though — it's cool somehow, and is suggestive of autumn.
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