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WW: Pink Hibiscus Flowers at Serendipity

Pink Hibiscus Flowers Photo
"Summer is the time when one sheds one's tensions with one's clothes, and the right kind of day is jeweled balm for the battered spirit. A few of those days and you can become drunk with the belief that all's right with the world."
- Ada Louise Huxtable

I usually remember August as being sweltering, but this year the weather has been wonderful! Ogre and I wanted to enjoy lunch by the water last weekend, so we visited Serendipity for the first time together. The waterfront restaurant overlooks the Indian River Bay in Oak Orchard, Delaware. I was delighted to join several pink hibiscus plants in soaking up the beautiful view from the back deck.

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  1. And such a beautiful view you found to enjoy lunch!! Thank you for sharing!!!

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  2. What a pleasant place to have lunch, those look lovely I always thought that name hibiscus quite funny heheh!

    Have a bloomingtastic week & thanks for breezing by ;-)

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  3. We have many of those flowering trees here in Morelia, Mexico :-)

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  4. What a beautiful photo! Have a terrific night.

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  5. Such a pretty flower! We had a hibiscus tree growing in our front yard but we transplanted it to the backyard and I think we killed it. *sniff*

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  6. those pinks hibiscus are so pretty! I've only seen red, orange & white, while growing white & red, which eventually froze out on me :( sniff...
    Faythe @ GrammyMouseTails

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  7. Beautiful photo. I love the composition! Great job! Happy #WW!

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  8. My favourite flower beautifully photographed! Love it.

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  9. We have had a very mild summer here in Arkansas as well. Wonderful photo of the pink hibiscus. Thanks for hosting by the way

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  10. I like that quote!
    What a lovely setting for your lunch!

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  11. Aren't hibiscus such a cheerful, flamboyant flower? :) Have a great day!

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  12. Lovely flowers, not to mention this is a great shot.
    Have a nice day!

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  13. Lovely flowers, have a nice day!

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  14. A very memorable flower for me. In my country we call this gumamela. We pound it and add it to soap and use it to do those big bubbles! They make the bubbles sturdier and thats how we play when I was young! #ww

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  15. Such gorgeous flowers! I love how big they are...and that they're pink :)

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  16. Those are such gorgeous and unique flowers. They feel and smell tropical and just remind me of vacation. They are very serene. Thanks!

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  17. Love that bright splash of color against the pier and water behind.

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  18. I absolutely LOVE hibiscus flowers!

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  19. Such a pretty shot! :)
    Happy Wordless Wednesday!

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  20. Hibiscus are so pretty! Great photo!

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  21. Wow, those flowers are beautiful! I love how bright they are compared to the background and the sky.

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  22. Beautiful flowers! I love the contrast in colors. I'm a fan of taking pictures of flowers, because then they can't help but be pretty. :) Happy Wednesday!

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  23. so beautiful!! I just love them. my mom just phoned me the other day to say hers had bloomed. and now I want one!!

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  24. That is beautiful! I am sure going to miss summer. Have a terrific day!

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  25. Beautiful flowers!

    http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2014/09/ww-color-blind.html

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