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About This Blog
- Jon
- Vicksburg, Mississippi, United States
- Welcome to an online ramble in our small cottage garden located in Vicksburg, Mississippi. There are several hundred pictures on this blog so click on OLDER POSTS under the bottom of the last center picture of this page to see previous older posts and pictures on the other pages. Have a look around and feel free to click COMMENTS under the pictures if you wish to type a question or to leave a remark. Scroll or page far down to the bottom of this page to see my automatic slideshows of about 400 photos of this little garden. Feel free to copy, take, use or enjoy anything on my blog as nothing is copyrighted by me in this amateur blog I have deliberately put in the public domain. You may have the shirt off my back if you want or need it.
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Mississippi Historical Marker
The Magnolia State
Magnolia Grandilflora
Mississippi's State Flower and Tree
3 Stages Of Magnolia Flowers and Buds
The Most Beautiful Native Tree and Flower In Mississippi
My Favorite Magnolia Painting
by Martin Johnson Heade
Mockingbird
State Bird Of Mississippi
Vicksburg National Military Park
Siege of Vicksburg in 1863
Siege of Vicksburg Historical Marker
The Worst Chapter In Our History
Cannons and Flags
Just 4 of hundreds of real Civil War cannons on display in Vicksburg
Mississippi River Car and Railway Bridges At Vicksburg
Tow Boat and Barges Under Both Bridges
Vicksburg, Miss. River Bridges
Crossing Over Ole Man River To Louisiana
Vicksburg's Two Mississippi River Bridges
Looking West Over to Louisiana Between the New And Old Bridges
Vicksburg Old Courthouse Museum
On National Register Of Historic Buildings
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Where in 1894 Coca-Cola Was Bottled For The First Time In All The World!
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17 comments:
What a beautiful plant, Jon. It's blossoms are truly exquisite and I love its name.
It's always nice to see a new post by you pop up on my blog list. I hope this finds you doing well.
Just breathtaking, Jon---I don't really have a size reference, but I imagine the clever name "cherub" refers to a "small angel" size.
You know I love seeing your sign saying you just posted. For some reason, only your site catches my cursor and holds it captive til I click on NO about twenty-five times.
You're worth the effort, and I hope to see more of your garden soon.
rachel
Very beautiful plant and picture!!
In my opinion, angel's trumpet is one of the most gorgeous flowers ever.
Great shots too!!
Jon,
I hope all is well with you---I miss your cheery words and lovely thoughts.
I hope you'll look in tomorrow---it's my 300th post and first anniversary. And I cannot tell you how much your encouragement and kindness have meant all the times that I try to write something interesting or topical.
Thank you!!! Would love to hear how you are---my e-mail is in my profile.
rachel
Jon, I've missed you, too. Hope all is well, my friend.
Oh, Dear, Dear Jon,
I wish you well and warm and happy in this Blessed Season, with a home full of Wonderful and an overflowing heart. I SO hope that all is well with you, and would love to hear from you some time---you became one of my favorite posters just immediately, and I miss your cheery voice and welcome presence.
I think of you often and fondly, and wish you well. I had a season of "FIRSTS" of my own once, and I hope that knowing that friends think of you and wish you the best helps to make your holidays bright.
rachel
Merry Christmas, Jon.
Jan
Always Growing
It agree, very useful message
I love this flower. In Sweden we call it Änglatrumpet.
Your blog keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up!
The angel trumpet is beautiful in pink. I have a yellow one, but the pink is so vibrant.
Carnell
Jon, I wish there was an email address or way to contact you directly. I am concerned that you have not updated your blog in a long time. I hope you are ok. Your yard and posts are lovely.
Carol
I love Angel TRumpets. Mine died back this winter and I am holding my breath hoping it comes back. I love the pink!
Simply gorgeous!!! I love it. We have also Angel's Trumpet on our garden and it's also at full bloom now. So lovely to look at.
Jon,
It was BEYOND LOVELY to "see" your voice again!!! And on my BIRTHDAY!!! What a wonderful gift to know you're still peeping in, and I hope you'll visit as often as you can.
I'm still plugging along, just dashing down little Southern stuff and Family stuff and whatever comes into my lil' ole head.
Do take care of you, and DO drop in ANY time!!! My e-mail is in my profile, if you're ever in the mail-mode.
Manymuch good wishes---be safe and well,
rachel
another beautiful garden lover....I am so lucky to have found your blog! Merci, I will visit for a long time your past comments and pictures! take care of you...
This is so nice flower. PlantWerkZ
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