Normally, chicory blossoms fade before the sun, but the days have become so short that they are staying open all night, and collecting dew and frost.
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3 comments:
These look especially blue and lovely...I guess because it really feels like autumn now.
These are just beautiful.....the frost looks like dusting sugar!
Gorgeous color!
So very pretty
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