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Garden of Grace: 1951

"Grace's flowers -- 18 Sept 1951." In this latest episode of Minnesota Koda­chromes the outlook is, regardless of the weather, Sunny and Warm. Color slide by Hubert Tuttle of his lovely wife and her beautiful flowers. View full size.

"Grace's flowers -- 18 Sept 1951." In this latest episode of Minnesota Koda­chromes the outlook is, regardless of the weather, Sunny and Warm. Color slide by Hubert Tuttle of his lovely wife and her beautiful flowers. View full size.

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Reminds one of home

This reminds me of my grandmother's flower garden just like this one (only they were roses and pansies). I remember as a boy visiting and walking through a climbing rose trellis along the garden path. Thanks Dave for this wonderful family

♥♥♥♥

I love Grace, her life seems so happy ...

I see Sally

Hiding in the flowers!

Screens and storms

Every year, spring and fall, my dad and granddad took a day to put up the screens in the summer and another for the storm windows in the fall. All the windows had to be washed before they were hung. They were stored in the basement all summer (and the storms were there all winter). It was quite a production on our Queen Anne house. I am sure Hubert did the same. I admire their bright red screens (and door). Ours were black. This is a lovely picture, and the colors of Grace's flowers complement the house beautifully.

Poppies?

What kind of flowers are those??

[Zinnias, petunias, daisies. - Dave]

Oooh! I want to be here!

I'm just a couple of hours and a few seasons from this location and I'm tired of winter already.

I notice the windows and remember my first house that had removable screens and storms. Unlike my combination windows, full screens allowed better ventilation by allowing you to open the top sash of the double-hung window, cooling the room by convection.

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