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Dr. Nancy Wayne ✅

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1. Had a great time visiting friends, family, and cherry blossoms in Washington, DC. (photo attached)

2. Although our plane was delayed leaving DC because of weather, we did eventually leave the ground and get back to Detroit safely.

3. Our sweet dog didn't make a mess in the house even though we were VERY late returning from our trip. (Our house and dog sitter had already gone back to his own house by the time we knew about the flight delay.)

In the foreground is a cherry tree in full pale-pink blossom. The photo was taken along The Mall and you can just see the Washington Monument in the distance. It's a partly sunny day, with fluffy clouds.
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Wayne Moran Photography

In the Biltmore Estate Gardens, the hibiscus stands out as a breathtaking focal point among the estate’s meticulously curated floral displays. Nestled among lush greenery and historic landscapes, these large, velvety blooms add a bold splash of color to the Walled Garden, Italian Garden, and Conservatory.

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Hibiscus at the Biltmore Estate Gardens, Asheville, North Carolina In the Biltmore Estate Gardens, the hibiscus stands out as a breathtaking focal point among the estate’s meticulously curated floral displays. Nestled among lush greenery and historic landscapes, these large, velvety blooms add a bold splash of color to the Walled Garden, Italian Garden, and Conservatory, where exotic and native plants thrive. Biltmore’s horticulturalists carefully cultivate hibiscus varieties, ensuring that their brilliant reds, pinks, and whites complement the estate’s seasonal plantings. Visitors strolling through the gardens can admire the delicate petals, intricate stamen structures, and deep hues that attract pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds. Whether in peak summer bloom or basking in the golden light of autumn, hibiscus at Biltmore symbolizes the estate’s timeless beauty, expert landscaping, and rich botanical heritage. Image: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/hibiscus-biltmore-estate-gardens-asheville-north-carolina-wayne-moran.html Read more: https://waynemoranphotography.com/blog/exploring-the-biltmore-estate-ashville-north-carolina/ #Hibiscus #flower #nature #garden #BiltmoreEstate #Asheville #NorthCarolina #NC #landscape #photography #travel #travelphotography #AYearForArt #buyintoArt
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Bruce MacDonald

"We're a country that prides itself, imperfectly but intentionally, on values like inclusion, equity and human rights. When those values feel out of step with what's happening across the border, it becomes harder to justify participation," said Amar Charles Marouf, a Canadian citizen who works as a curator at the World Economic Forum. "The political climate raises broader questions. What kind of treatment are we normalising? What assumptions are being made about who is welcome and who isn’t?"
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A line of American flags on poles through a wire fence (Credit: Getty Images)
BBC · 'A hostile state': Why some travellers are avoiding the USBy Lindsey Galloway
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