This morning's chill was the first sign that summer is almost over and fall is slowly moving in. I decided to make a hearty serving of oatmeal (Bob's Red Mill) to take the chill off and to enjoy the last few moments of summer.
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Blueberries have been in abundance at the market these past few weeks; they add a nice balance of sweet and tart flavor to the oatmeal. |
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During late summer the white hydrangea flowers from our garden turn a dusty pink- a sure sign that summer is almost over. |
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Rudbeckia in the garden. I love the yellow, brown, and green colors against the morning sun. |
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This hydrangea was a vivid pink during the summer. I enjoy all the phases of hydrangea and especially love this more subdued color which looks nice with fall plantings. |
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I couldn't resist these mums at the market. It's beginning to look like fall. |
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