These are the flowers that grow next to the street-facing wall of my house. I know Thunbergia–the blueish/purple vine growing up the light pole to the far left.
and also honeysuckle
but I have no idea what these white flowers are. Does anyone else?
Outstanding photos. I was especially interested in the first one. It immediately brought back a book published in 1885, Cycling To Canterbury. A newly couple pedaled a tricycle from London to Canterbury, following the route of Chaucer’s pilgrims of Canterbury Tales 500 years after the fact. I saw the image the author saw.
I loved the Canterbury Tales! I even read it in the original Middle English in college and when I student taught, had my students write a modern Canterbury Tales, which believe it or not, they loved doing. I even took my mother to Canterbury and we took a trip by boat through the town, negotiating the old locks, etc. We didn’t do the entire route, though.
These are the flowers that grow next to the street-facing wall of my house. I know Thunbergia–the blueish/purple vine growing up the light pole to the far left.
and also honeysuckle
but I have no idea what these white flowers are. Does anyone else?
Stunning pictures!!!
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I have absolutely no clue. 😀 Sorry. Great photos though Judy. Have a great weekend.
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Outstanding photos. I was especially interested in the first one. It immediately brought back a book published in 1885, Cycling To Canterbury. A newly couple pedaled a tricycle from London to Canterbury, following the route of Chaucer’s pilgrims of Canterbury Tales 500 years after the fact. I saw the image the author saw.
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I loved the Canterbury Tales! I even read it in the original Middle English in college and when I student taught, had my students write a modern Canterbury Tales, which believe it or not, they loved doing. I even took my mother to Canterbury and we took a trip by boat through the town, negotiating the old locks, etc. We didn’t do the entire route, though.
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Plumbago, I think!
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