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After the Rain

After the Rain

This is one of my favourite roses. I have no clue what kind it is, but I rescued it from the worst spot imaginable, jammed in dark corner of privacy fencing, ut...
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This is one of my favourite roses. I have no clue what kind it is, but I rescued it from the worst spot imaginable, jammed in dark corner of privacy fencing, utterly covered in honeysuckle. I've nurtured it for seven years, now and these roses are the reward.
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Aperture f/8 ISO 640 Shutter 10/1250 Focal Length 23000/100

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Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, GB

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Jun, 2020

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