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VERY GOOD LUCK
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How lucky can you be?
O.K. my back garden needs a lot of work to let it look like a civilised garden. But this has also advantages. When you look at all the different weeds, you can study nature from your terrace chair.
A surprise, I found what we call Klaver with a lot of "Clover Four" which brings good luck. On this picture there are already 3 or more.
Here are some more weed pictures:
Next flower, Poppies and 1 bee, Summer feeling, Poppies 2, Margreths, Margriet, Fluitekruid, Smeerwortel, Buttercups, Clover 4, Red clover, Red clover with bee, Red clover top view, Forget me not, Chervil, Grass 1, Red & White. |
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Good idea to post this, Hendrik, and very well seen. Keep it in a safe place before you do some gardening :-). Simple and original. Never thought of putting a clover four in evidence.
Good capture hendrick and just goes to show you do not have to stay far to find true wildlife.
TFS this clear image I can find 4 by the way.
How lucky! A really clear shot, great detail and the black border adds great contrast to the green.
Stay lucky and thansk for posting.
Wow, you must have a lot of very good luck with all these four leaf clovers! Good capture, well seen and happy new year!
Alli
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