A photo a day of Rancho Palos Verdes, Rolling Hills & Palos Verdes Estates, located on the hills of PV peninsula at the southwestern tip of Los Angeles county
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Pretty in Pink ...
... and hot pink, at that! I think the flower is Lesotho Pink ice plant.
This back "yard" was the most colorful one on the bank going up from W. 25th Street in San Pedro. A few miles down, 25th St. becomes PV Drive South and follows a very scenic section of the coast. The hillside looks so much better than the picture shown on Google maps. Cudos to the owners.
Thanks to PJ at Pensacola Daily Photo, I've been made aware of Purple Day.Please visit the brave Michele, over at The Rocky Mountain Retreat, and learn why today is a great day to wear purple in support of Epilepsy Awareness Day.
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Spectacular! They put some more on the fence pots. Wonderful contrast with the white of the house and the blue of the sky. Barely any green.
I agree with Vogon, this is a pretty stunnign shot.I like everything about this pic composition, not only the wonderful flowers but the lovely white house up there and the blue sky it all makes for a gret pic!
Gorgeous. I happen to be wearing a top of that color now. I saw the Epilepsy Awareness on An Arkies Musings blog.
Spectacular color. I've never seen such a riot of color like that in anyone's yard.
gorgeous photo of purple. good post to raise awareness about epilepsy. I did not know about purple day. And, thanks for your comments about cactus. I am glad you are enjoying them.
This is an amazing photo! The color is just stunning!
And regarding wearing purple for Epilepsy Awareness....I didn't know about this day of recognition but am very happy to now be aware.
I happen to be wearing purple, coincidently, and on a personal note....my husband has epilepsy. So I am very thankful to be made aware of this!
This would certainly make lawn mowing very easy! Beautiful...
This signals "spring" in the beach cities. Inland it's poppies
That is just amazing. I'll give them a round of applause as well!
V
GORGEOUs! I love this & I am so happy to see this post is in support of an important cause! Thank you.
; )
Tash, Gosh what a wonderful capture of iceplant! Spectacular against that blue sky you've captured, too. I remember when the whole coast from SLO to San Diego seemed to be carpeted with intermittent patches of ice plant. I saw it up in Half Moon Bay and Santa Cruz, too. It's not up here, for sure. I wonder where its habitat peters out. Just screams coastal California to me. Gorgeous.
-Kim
Beautiful! It looks like a carpet:) Great capture!
Wait for me , wait for me...wait...I'm late today!Sorry!
wowwww
Breathtaking!
Beautiful!
Gorgeus!
Cute!
Wait...I need to find some music now to blend with this wonderful picture and dream about!
Many thanks Dear Tash!
God bless you
Léia
Wow, I bet that's quite a sight!
I remember when we moved away from California, I thought that these flowers that carpet the freeway hillsides would be what I missed the most. You just don't see this spectacular riot of color anywhere else in the country.
What a display of color! Since moving away from California, I forgot how beautiful ice plants could be.
What colour! Really very shocking, but nice to see :)
Wow! That is some serious pink.
That's a lovely confection. They must have a lot of activity with butterflies, bees and the like. I'm landscaping to attract all the nectar gatherers I can.
Gorgeous :)
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