Flowers in a very dry environment...

Also taken during last Wednesday's hike. We were surprised to see some flowers. They are tiny.

If the ladies organize another hike coming Wednesday I unfortunately will be able to join again. Don't get me wrong, I love these hikes, but would rather be in quarantine when our oldest, Nadya, is here.

Nadya was supposed to arrive early December. Unfortunately her PCR test turned out positive. And her 2nd test was positive again... She lives with 3 other girls in an apartment. If Nadya had not taken the test nobody would have know they had it. Only one girl had what looked like a cold.

On Monday Nadya will take another, this time a commercial test - results should come within 24 hours and hopefully she can fly on Tuesday - arriving Wednesday late at night.
We are keeping everything crossed and hope that 3x is the charm...

[moni kozi]

good luck and happy reunion !

[Susan Wakely]

Pretty little flower with great DOF. 🤞

[Monique]

Pretty and fingers crossed 🤞

[Corinne]

Good luck ! As Monique I keep my fingers crossed !
Pretty little flowers !

[PhotoCrazy]

Lovely!

[Casablanca]

I love to see desert flowers or dry area flowers. Seems all the more glorious to see them grow in such conditions

[Lou Ann]

I’m so hopeful Nadya will be home for Christmas! 🤞

[summerfield]

she will be fine and should be able to come be with you for the holidays. there's always hope. very nice focus on these tiny florets. aces!

[Esther Rosenberg]

Amazing how some flower still grow, Beautiful. I hope your daughter is on her way soon!

[Lin]

What a lovely macro!

[GaryW]

Great focus!

[Babs]

What a beautiful little flower.It is amazing to see flowers growing so well in a dry climate.

I do hope Nadia will be able to fly. Fingers crossed her next test is negative.