Since finding something pink around here in November is pretty difficult (gray or brown - take your pick), I had to go back a month or so for the photos. I tried to cover a wide variety of the possible shades of pink, so here goes.
To enjoy all the shades of pink found by other Roy G Biv participants, please visit the blogs of our hostesses, Jennifer Coyne Qudeen and Julie B. Booth.
You did it...you found some beautiful examples of pink!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Mary Ann!
DeleteVERY soft and PRETTY!
ReplyDeletePink is pretty, isn't it? So glad you liked the photos!
DeletePink is the color of November.Right? It is really too pretty .Sometimes,the color pink is seems to be royalty to me..I like it.
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Love your wide selection of pinks! I am not much of a "pink person," but all of the blossoms you've shown are so sweet. I especially like the grasses and fading cornflowers - pink verging on being a neutral!
ReplyDeleteI'm not much of a "pink person" either, and don't use it much in my work. But how can you not love pink flowers, right?
DeleteSuch a variety of pinks.Certainly brightened up my day, it's been a month of dreary grey weather with copious rain and mist.
ReplyDeleteNovember weather is pretty much the same around here, Maya. I'm glad the photos cheered you up!
DeleteBeautiful flower pictures. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I'm glad you enjoyed them!
DeleteBeautiful flower pictures. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI think I like the pinkish grasses the best...
ReplyDeleteYes, an unusual color, I think...
Deletei really do enjoy pink
ReplyDeleteand each of yours are beautiful
lovely to consider so many different pinks
thank you so much Tammie!
Deletehi, nice blog, :) pink is my favourit color these flowers are so beautiful really enjoyed. thanks for this share :)
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