Memories of 2017
2017 has been a very fruitful year for me. Lots of activities has been carried out throughout the year. January-Chinese New Year My lovely family. We had a family photo taken on the second day of CNY. February-Melbourne I had been to Melbourne during my previous tours. This time it was a free and easy trip. We sent Jenny to Bundoora Campus for her Exchange Program in RMIT university for a semester. March-Ken's wedding registration. It was right after the Melbourne trip. March-Ken's Garden wedding That's me with my son, Ken. -Ken's wedding eve. My mum, my sisters, my brother and my sister-in-law. -Ken's wedding ceremony. My husband and I accompanied my son to the bridal car. -Ken's wedding dinner. Ken and his lovely bride. April-Jane's birthday May-family holiday -Mother's day. Visited my mum and celebrated Mother's Day with her. June-Grandnephew's birthday. We flew to Johor to make...
It really is a rare and beautiful but oh sorry I'm not quite sure what it is. Have a happy week wenn!
ReplyDeleteA lovely little flower, but I cannot help you with the name.
ReplyDeleteLovley flower and photo!
ReplyDeleteSO BEAUTIFUL :)
ReplyDeletehave a nice day!
Such pretty blooms. Love the color.
ReplyDeleteflowers look special but the leaves look ugly...
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty flowers and colors to see while we're in the midst of winter. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and I'm pretty sure they are azaleas.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pink flower.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty indeed!
ReplyDeleteI'm not shure, but perhaps it could be a Rhododendron or an Azalee...
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day
Kvelli
Lovely pictures and I think it also is an azalea. I have several in my back yard.
ReplyDeleteI love the darker shade!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty even if you don't know the name!
ReplyDeleteWhat are these? Roses? :D
ReplyDeleteNeither, but surely they look pretty.
ReplyDeleteOoo..that is lovely. The flower looks like rose huh! Are this plant tall?
ReplyDeleteCute and lovely! I like the second photo shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and nice clicks too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeletesomething we cant find in msia huh?
ReplyDeletepretty little flowers. :)
ReplyDeletePretty sure they're azaelas - rhododendrons are much larger and have more than two "buds" comprising each flower head.
ReplyDeleteCheers.
Melbourne Daily Photo
Beautiful flower!
ReplyDeletepretty.
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely. I wonder what it is.
ReplyDeleteinteresting, looks like two roses wrapped into 1.. :)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful flowers. Perhaps it´s a azalea .
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by
Have a nice week
Gunilla
Very nice flowers. Would like to know the name too....thanks.
ReplyDeletewhat flowers is it? some sort of rose?
ReplyDeletecute and lovely flowers...
ReplyDeleteInteresting. Looked like roses but with thicker petals.
ReplyDelete+Ant+
A cute lovely pink flower...nice capture.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and colour is so sweet.
ReplyDeleteWhatever they are, pink is a great thing, this time of year!! We haven't seen the sun in days, possibly weeks!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful- It looks like a relative of our rhododendron.
ReplyDeletethanks, it must be azalea.
ReplyDeleteToday's Flower, discovered by Wenn...LOL!
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet color...
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely pictures of the flower!
ReplyDeletePretty little flowers I think they are Rhododendrons. of some unusual kind.
ReplyDeleteWenn: Nice capture of the neat colors of the flower. I would say it is a double bloom an a Rhododendron.
ReplyDeleteI could smell them! Stunninng!
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