

These seed pods are on one of Yoko Ono's wishing trees. I don't have any idea what became of the wishes, but the trees live on at Arlington Garden. I remember a time when I thought Yoko Ono was not a real artist, but was an opportunistic selfish woman who broke up the Beatles and took John for herself. With more mature eyes, I can see how perfect Yoko was for John; how they exemplified the very best of love, nurturing what was truest and most beautiful in one another. That's a good wish.

beautiful macros! :)
ReplyDeleteThe fruit on the prickly pear looks amazing, almost good enough to eat.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos! I liked all and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the photos and reading of your opinion of Yoko. I've always liked her.
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