Monday, April 27, 2026

Let The Sun, The Peace...

 
 
Our host took me along to this mural, the artist is holly ogden - always a joy to learn who´s behind the pi... MURAL!
 
I´m trying my best - these were Dad´s fav flowers  and.. don´t we all long for peace?
 
 
Still too cold ... Perth was too cold and here again too cold, 4C / 39F right now - but the sun is out and about.
 
There was a saying over the mural / with the mural:
 
Sorry about the light.
 
In terms of....

 
Henry 🦁
 

 

 
 

35 comments:

  1. I love sunflowers too. My mum always grew some for the seeds to feed her cockatoos, and I tried to grow some in several homes we lived in but they never grew for me. My Dad's favourite were carnations but I can't grow those either.

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    1. I once grew some and when I wanted to put one away a bee was in the green leave and I got stung...
      When it warms up I´ll give it a go! And will wait till winter to get rid of them...

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  2. Sunflowers bring a smile to my face :) I saw those sunflowers again Friday last week when I went to Fremantle. Photographed another mural that was painted next to Bordalo's mural. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Iris.

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    1. Looking forward to yours then, Sami and thank you again for all the "tours"!

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  3. Hello Iris,
    Love the sunflowers and the mural. Good luck with the seeds!
    Peace for all, love Henry and the Ukraine flag.
    Take care, have a great day and a wonderful week!

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    1. Thank you, Eileen - oh, I wait for warmer weather with the seeds. To a wonderful day and week!

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  4. ...Iris, may to be successful.

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    1. Tom... I need a green thumb - and warmer weather!

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  5. Don't apologize for the light! Sometimes that bright, direct sun makes a mural look even more raw and real. It’s funny how we keep searching for warmth, but at least the visual colors here are 'hot' even if the thermometer says otherwise.

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    1. Thank you, quite an argument! Too cold here, too - there it was at least 37C :-)

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    1. They protect us (Germany) as well... Putin was in East-Berlin already back in the day and he wants that back, too...

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  7. I have never had luck growing sunflowers, Iris.

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  8. I love sunflowers. How lovely this is!

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  9. Nice mural! Yes, we need more sun, more sunflowers, and more peace!

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    1. Yes to all of that... it should be a natural....

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  10. I love sunflowers though the chipmunks and goldfinches love them too. Good luck with yours.

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    1. Thank you - waiting for warmer temps!

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  11. The sunflowers are very nice to see. When we lived in Fairbanks on a big hill, at the bottome was a field of sunflowers, it was a beauty when it was growing.

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    1. Oh, I can imagine - when Ingo lived in the village, awwww...

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  12. I don't think I've ever tried to grow them but they are so pretty, have a great week.

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    1. Thank you and as soon as it warms up I´ll give it a go!

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  13. Hello Iris, I love sunflowers too-do you have a large pot for your seeds? some can get very tall Here's to peace and spring

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    1. Hi Kathy, yes, I do - it says they can grow up to two meters and shade you from neighbors, LOL. To peace and Spring!

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  14. Sunflowers! Such a happy sight!
    Peace -- something we are always wishing for.
    I'm sure summer will come first. I hope to see the flowers those seeds will give rise too, soon! :) Happy gardening & Happy Summer in advance, Iris.

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    1. Oh, dee, it´s still too cold to plant - but as soon... I´ll be at it! To happy "balconing" - the garden here is for all and no one cares, so I stick up here.

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  15. I too love sunflowers and so wish there was peace. Henry looks so regal. Oh, that is too cold for sure.

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    1. Yes, I wonder when it will warm up!!! I think I´ll make a soup today!

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  16. Yes peace please. And just an fyi- sunflowers do take a while to grow and flower. But you probably know that. Hope it was a great day. hugs-Erika

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    1. It will take a while till I´ll put in the seeds, Erika - it´s just too cold still. I once did and they grew beautifully - but that was another balcony. I hope they have enough "sun" here! Hugs and to a great day

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  17. Beautiful, dear friend Iris. Sending you much love and hugs.

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    1. Thank you, dear friend Linda - much love and hugs on the way.

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  18. Lovely photos. Back in Mumbai it's sweltering heat!

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