The plums were magnificent to my eyes too. Love the color!

It almost seemed as though there were more than usual!

No. 2's a pretty plant. An Agapanthus, commonly known as Lily of the Nile, featuring blue, trumpet-shaped flowers arranged in a spherical cluster. It's a perennial plant that thrives in full sun and is popular for landscaping in temperate to warm regions.
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I always try to vary what I photograph. I do worry that there's a lot of repetition. Thanks for the validation!

I photographed the agapanthus because this one is blooming at the very end of the season. All of its neighbors have gone to seed. They won't bloom until next spring!

Fourth from the bottom. Are those bell peppers? I have never seen any like that, if that’s what they are.
So many yummy looking pastries!
Thanks for sharing Peggy!

I've never seen any like that before either. They were labelled organically grown, but I don't think that would give them those colors.

I had time to capture some pastries, and since I hadn't posted any last week, I thought I should make you folks happy!

I have to share!

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I like the photo of the waxy brown and yellow peppers! I like the squiggly light shapes on the peppers.

Our vendors are so good at this stuff. That photo really brings it home as far as colors are concerned! The squiggly light is just perfect!