This is another building, standing beside the derelict garage at Crookston where Nigel took the photos of yellow sedum that were posted in Stop For Sedum. Front left and right of a big shed. Photos taken by Liz, 18 Jan 2020.
Crookston, West Otago, New Zealand.
I took this photo primarily for the attractive misty morning scene and it wouldn’t have been the same without the profusion of rampant roses tumbling over the fence.
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Side closest to the derelict garage, just out of frame to my right.
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Text and photos by Liz; Exploring Colour (2020)
Exploring Colour 
So pretty, even though they’re unattended and probably forgotten. A little gem in the nondescript landscape.
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They do pretty up that yard. It’s funny how sometimes plants thrive in the middle of nothing.
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Yes it is Steve! Beauty is sometimes found in the most unexpected places. Thanks for sharing that thought, I’ll try to be more intentional about finding the unexpected. Something to aim for!
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Wish my roses were as healthy…impressive! 🙂
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Roses do well down in the south of NZ.
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