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Purple: verbena flowers, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth

30 October 2017 by David

Purple: verbena flowers

Flowers on one of the long thin stalks of a verbena, in one of the flowerbeds in the same park in the Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth
as the fungi in the previous post.

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