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Sunshine is a rare thing here in January. Yesterday was a lovely warm sunny day, with the added gift of a spectacular winter sunset. We took a walk to Garry Point to enjoy the view, sharing it with a flock of overwintering snowgeese.  Snowgeese in flight.  Snow geese flocking in the pond and flying over Garry Point.  Flying out to sea.  Playing at the beach.  The Fishermen's Memorial needle at sunset.
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 Large hips on Autumn Sunset climbing shrub rose.  I love the small yellowish hips of Rockin' Robin shrub rose.  Hips on Work of Art miniature rose look like tiny apples. Lots of new growth even though it's only mid-January!  Bonica produces masses of hips.  Small red and green hips on Happy Chappy shrub rose.  Always stingy with the hips, Blanc Double de Coubert produced a single fat hip this fall.  Hips of Westerland loom over hips of Bonica. |
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