I photographed these red carnations, white petunias and blue lobelia outside a florist in Highland Park a little before the Memorial Day Parade.
I enjoyed seeing “Uncle Sam” in attendance at the Israel Day Parade in New York City.
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mary/theteach says
I love RED, white and blue, Leora! Perfect post for Ruby Tuesday! :)
Ellie says
Floral shops are treasure islands of color - carnations - such a strong survivors!
Ilana-Davita says
I like the angle of your first shot. Funny Uncle Sam: very patriotic looking.
Ellie says
Just finished the mushroom - hubby approved - thank you - it is going to be success for dinner! I'll try to take a picture with my lousy camera :)
felisol says
Happy flowers and even more festivie hat, all for the sake of Israel.
GOOD!
From Felisol
Ralph says
Hooray for the red, white and blue! The patriotic flower arrangement is a stylish view of three important colors. The hat is just about right for this view between the two holidays Memorial Day and July 4. I like the stars and stripes at the Israel Day Parade. A nice view of a wonderful relationship!
Carletta says
I agree - nice angle on the flower shot.
Great hat - Ralph's right - July 4 is coming soon.
Your flower shot would make a nice postcard for the day. :)
Leora says
Yes, I thought about waiting until July 4th to show it. But I figured by then I would find something else...and I have more of these same flowers, anyway, at other angles.
Paz says
Beautiful reds!
Paz
Jew Wishes says
I love the tones, red white and blue, and the patriotism behind the second photo.
The flower photo is lovely...with the wonderful perspective.
lawstude says
we have the same national colors. red, white and blue. really a great combination.
Robin says
Very patriotic :).
Jientje je says
Lovely!!
I love red white and blue, it's a great colour scheme and your pictures are marvellous!
Jewish Side says
Gorgeous! I love the flowers, such rich colors.
And at first glance it looked like it was by a beach where the sidewalk was sand and the street was the ocean.
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