Saturday, March 7, 2009
Debbie@Mountain Breaths
Hello, I'm Debbie.I enjoy hiking, kayaking, cross country skiing and snowshoeing in the Adirondack Mountains (thus Mountain Breaths). I live in Upstate NY with my supportive husband and have three precious sons..
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Welcome
Welcome to my Central New York blog. Blogging has introduced me to a wonderful community of peers, and we learn so much from one another. I enjoy gardening, hiking, foraging for fungi, kayaking, cross country skiing and snowshoeing in the Adirondack Mountains (thus Mountain Breaths).
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I love your new blog background, Debbie! It's perfect for your flower show photos.
ReplyDeleteI adore orchids. Especialy purple ones. The recycled bottles actually look pretty! Are those recycled plastic litre bottles also that contain the terrarium-like displays?
Very clever to use the plastic bottles. Keep the pictures coming! These are great!
ReplyDeleteDid you see at Crate and Barrel, they have made those ridged water bottles into glass now?
Good to see they are recycling! The photos are just magnificent..some of them I would not have guessed they were orchids..I'm getting a lesson here!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and lots of detail to look at. What a wonderful time you must have had. Interesting use of the plastic bottles.
ReplyDeleteYou must have seen every shade of purple and lavender ... lots of varieties of orchids.
Thanks for sharing your trip.
Debbie, I love the new look to the blog as well and the subtitle of "Leaf, Loaf & Love of Cooking", I had not noticed that before.
ReplyDeleteThe flower show must have just been breathtaking. The orchids are just spectactular and I've been tempted to buy a plant as they are everywhere this time of year. This post might have finally pushed me into it :-) All of them are gorgeous but I'm partial to the white ones...they just look so delicate. What a fun way to recycle using the water bottles as vases. Can't wait to see more!
This is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking the time to post all these pics for us!
Wow, so pretty, Debbie. I can't imagine seeing so many gorgeous flowers in one day.
ReplyDeleteWow really impressive. I bet it was awesome in person. There is a big orchid display at the Seattle show but nothing as exotic as this. I have to say I love all of the COLOR I am seeing in your pics. I think over all Seattle is a more sedate place lol. I noticed it when I moved up here from the south. People dress darker..more neutral, more natural maybe and it comes across in decorating and gardens as well. This little southern girl likes color. :-)
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