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Wordless Wednesday: Orange Sundial Portulaca Flower

Portulaca Flower Photo
"Orange is the happiest color."
- Frank Sinatra


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  1. Beautiful flower, but I would have to disagree with Frank. I think yellow is the happiest color :)

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  2. Gorgeous flower!! Love the bright orange :)

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  3. Wonderful!

    Best wishes, viella

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  4. It's just beautiful. I love coming by every Wednesday to see a lovely treat for the eyes.

    Danielle @ Royalegacy

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  5. Beautiful shot - I just LOVE the color! Thanks for hosting and have a great week.

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  6. It's my oldest son's favorite color.

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  7. What a beautiful flower! Thanks for hosting!

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  8. I didn't know you did a photo link up Kristin! Very cool! thanks for letting me know.

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  9. Orange is a great color for flowers. On me, not so much.

    http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2012/07/wordless-wednesday-red-team-captain.html

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  10. Wow, great shot! Your flower photographs are wonderful. Don't tell orange this, but it's one of my less favorite colors... Your flower makes me want to reevaluate this :).

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  11. Great pictures... Happy WW form an aquarius!

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  12. Very pretty!

    I played too. Mine are here and here.

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  13. Lovely macro shot ~ one of my favorite colors ~ thanks, ^_^ (A Creative Harbor)

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  14. Wonderful color! (Isn't Portulaca a great word?)

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  15. certainly makes me happy! beautiful.

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  16. Wow, beautiful! I love the soft ruffle of the petals.

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  17. beautiful flower! It's been a long while since I grown portulacas. Here's an inspiration to do so again!

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  18. That photo really goes well with your page layout! Very nice!

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  19. What a beautiful peachy-orange color.

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  20. It's also my country's national colour! It's a gorgeous flower with the yellow heart and the bounty of soft petals surrounding it.

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  21. Very nice capture! I miss growing Portulaca Roses in my desert garden.

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  22. What a brilliant shade of orange! Great job as always.

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  23. I love orange, lime green and hot pink, let alone Portulacas!...:)JP

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  24. Love this photo! The flower is beautiful, and the color is amazing!

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  25. I love this orange :) beautiful shot ...

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  26. Love this flower ... fabulous color. Thanks so much for sharing.

    Happiness always

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