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Farewell To Spring Flowers Of Bangladesh. We are sad because spring has since left us ! I take this opportunity to post some colorful pictures of spring for the viewers to enjoy. Happy Viewing;          |
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Right, the proper study of mankind is man. And thanks for the lovely photos of those splendid flowers.
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3/28/2015 10:09 am |
Sounds like your seasons are similar to ours. Our main blooming season is in Feb. Spiritwoman ^i^
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Beautiful flowers! Thanks for sharing them with us. "The only way to have a friend is to be one."
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Spring left? Ours hasn't really started yet, here in Toronto. Officially it started last week but it's still cold. Those are gorgeous pictures, Looklook.  The one with the bird is my favorite. It's a pleasure to see such nice pictures. Thank you for sharing them. Elaine Shuel
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Right, the proper study of mankind is man. And thanks for the lovely photos of those splendid flowers. It made me happy to see you stopping by my blog page. Being an English lady, now living in France, you sure know that the quotation comes from Alexander Pope's "Essay on Man". Pope is one of my favorite English Poet. Thank you so much for liking the photos of the flowers! Have a nice week end.
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Sounds like your seasons are similar to ours. Our main blooming season is in Feb. You are absolutely correct about our seasons. However, we have six seasons here in my country-- may be, two more than your Country. Our main blooming season is also in Feb. Thanks for viewing the photos and also for leaving your post here on. Have a wonderful week.
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Beautiful flowers! Thanks for sharing them with us.
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Hello MBN,, thank you for this nice blog. I love and know also most of these flowers as we have them here too, grown in different areas as such. Some are quite big trees and some are just low plants as well. They are really beautiful when grown closely together. On the third and forth pics, the flowers are called Dahlias, the fifth pic it is called Gindha, which the Hindu likes too much for flourishing their temples and it has a bit of odd smell and is medicinal too. The !st, the 6th and the 8th pics, these are called the Flame trees. I forgot the name of the pink flowers on the 9th pic and the 10th is the creeping gindha also. They are all nice, thank you and have a nice weekend. Lisa.
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Spring left? Ours hasn't really started yet, here in Toronto. Officially it started last week but it's still cold. Those are gorgeous pictures, Looklook. The one with the bird is my favorite. It's a pleasure to see such nice pictures. Thank you for sharing them.
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Hello MBN,, thank you for this nice blog. I love and know also most of these flowers as we have them here too, grown in different areas as such. Some are quite big trees and some are just low plants as well. They are really beautiful when grown closely together. On the third and forth pics, the flowers are called Dahlias, the fifth pic it is called Gindha, which the Hindu likes too much for flourishing their temples and it has a bit of odd smell and is medicinal too. The !st, the 6th and the 8th pics, these are called the Flame trees. I forgot the name of the pink flowers on the 9th pic and the 10th is the creeping gindha also. They are all nice, thank you and have a nice weekend. Lisa. Wonderful Lisa, you are absolutely correct about the flowers and the purpose for which one of those is used by a particular religion both here and in your country too. Yes , we call it Gendha ( Marigold) too. Marigolds are always in great demand in the temples of this religion for offering to their God/Goddess. I know that you have a large garden and you like to grow seasonal flowers there every year. Thanks again for viewing the pictures and for leaving your informative comments also. Have a wonderful week. Wish you all the best. Take care. look
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You are absolutely correct that we have since moved into Simmer. So, you are welcoming spring there with open arms! Hope that the spring will bring more colors to your world, Mrs. Joe. Thanks for viewing the pictures and for leaving your print on my blog page. Have a nice week.
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How colourful and vibrant your Spring looklook - I guess it passed all too quickly for you The pink blossoms which remind me of cherry blossoms I particularly liked. What season are you in now?
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How colourful and vibrant your Spring looklook - I guess it passed all too quickly for you The pink blossoms which remind me of cherry blossoms I particularly liked. What season are you in now?
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3/29/2015 7:42 am |
Hi Look: Beautiful flowers. It's the very beginning of Spring here but still snowing this week. We used to have four seasons but now with global warming it's either freezing cold or too hot. Having a Monsoon season where you live sounds scary. Where do you go for shelter if a monsoon comes?
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Thanks for liking the flowers. Weather Pattern follows a certain cycle as far as I can guess. It is not understood why it should sound scary to you for our having a Monsoon season? Where do people go in your country when rain comes there or while snowing months together? Do they not live in their own houses, Bijou? Do you think that people here live in the open when Monsoon comes? No, they do not. They have their own houses to take shelter during calamities. I also take this opportunity to suggest you to avoid asking such silly questions to any one in future . By asking such questions you may hurt the person's feelings too. Hope you have your answer by now!!
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3/29/2015 1:18 pm |
Thanks for liking the flowers. Weather Pattern follows a certain cycle as far as I can guess. It is not understood why it should sound scary to you for our having a Monsoon season? Where do people go in your country when rain comes there or while snowing months together? Do they not live in their own houses, Bijou? Do you think that people here live in the open when Monsoon comes? No, they do not. They have their own houses to take shelter during calamities. I also take this opportunity to suggest you to avoid asking such silly questions to any one in future . By asking such questions you may hurt the person's feelings too. Hope you have your answer by now!!
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I thought a monsoon was like the very dangerous hurricanes or tornados we have here where the loss of lives and damage is huge. We don't have monsoons here so have no idea what is involved. Sorry to offend you. I do no longer feel offended after reading your post. It is always nice to read you here on my blog. Thanks once again and best wishes.
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Thank you so much for Stopping by my blog and for viewing the pictures I appreciate. Stay well and happy always,bearybeary..
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Hello Looklook....Those are beautiful flowers on your blog. Our spring started in early February this year as we had such a mild winter. The cherry blossoms came out very early and weren't as nice as they usually are as they bloomed too early. The tulips are in full bloom and I noticed some of the Azaleas are starting to bloom. A lot of the trees have leafed out as well. It is one of my favorite times of the year. You take nice photos.
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Thanks for stopping by my blog and also for leaving decent comments on the post which I appreciate very much. I like tulips in full bloom very much and consider those flowers as a feast for the eyes! Have a nice week, shartaun!
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