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Photo: Mike Lane
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The Orchard in Winter
comments (1) December 27th, 2009 in gallery
mikeinbc1, member
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Photo: Mike Lane
This is our back yard garden, with a small section that we call "the orchard", though it only has a very few fruit trees. Last year we deliberately left the apples on one tree, hoping to photograph it when it snowed. Well it certainly snowed, and I got this lovely photo, with the apples looking like hung decorations!
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Whether you live in a warm climate or are buried under a pile of snow, we want to see your winter garden. Get out your cameras and post photos of your winter garden in our gallery.
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