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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Summer treat #30 – rain lilies
When it rains a lot, a few days later these beautiful lilies emerge. Just one flower on one stem. A day and then they’re gone. Definitely a summer treat!
Summer treat #29 – the Country Club
A well-kept secret tucked away in the Bywater. A pool, hot tub, restaurant and bar. Cocktails by the pool. Palm trees. Eclectic clientele. Swimsuits optional. Thus no photos of the inside. But you can check out the website here. I … Continue reading
Summer treat #28 Waterfall hiking
Just hosted a retreat in St. Francisville this weekend. Can’t say enough about how fantastic it was. One of my favorite parts was our hike along Clark Creek to see three beautiful waterfalls. Mystical, magical, beautiful. Waterfalls that are warm … Continue reading
Summer treat #27- summer butterfly
My sweetheart snapped this photo of a long-tailed skipper in the garden. I love its beautiful peacock-colored body!
Posted in NOLA nature
Tagged butterfly, long tailed skipper, nature, photography, summer treat
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Summer treat #26 – resurrection ferns
The live oak trees of New Orleans are carpeted with resurrection ferns. And in the summer when it rains nearly every day, the ferns are lush and luxuriantly green. When it’s dry, they curl up and turn brown. But right … Continue reading