More splendor from the Mount Dora Plant and Garden Fair....
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One of my friends, looking through this blog, was disappointed not to see more Florida flowers. Fortunately, photographer Judy Malley has amassed quite a collection of beautiful photographs. These are from the annual Plant and Garden Fair in the charming Central Florida town of Mount Dora.
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"Books formed in cement at a closed bookstore in Mount Dora, Florida," the photographer explained. I'm really grateful to the photographer for preserving this fascinating detail. I would love a world in which commerce united with art in the external details of buildings, but I suppose it's not practicable.
"Cement Library" by Vince/Kitsu (website:[relax]).
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Here are the details you'd see walking round downtown in the charming Central Florida town of Mount Dora. I love this photographer's eye for color---if you check out his photo page, you'll see some of the brilliantly colored and artistically satisfying photographs you will find anywhere.
"Window with Shutters" by Gerry/Twoblueday (website: www.twoblueday.wordpress.com
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"Cottage in Mount Dora" by Gerry/Twoblueday (website: www.twoblueday.wordpress.com)
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The photographer says: "This gate had these peculiar keyhole decorations. Only a happy
accident, I suppose that the two little stripes seen through the left
one were also green."
"Green Gates" by Gerry/Twoblueday (website: www.twoblueday.wordpress.com)
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Mount Dora is a Central Florida town which I visited years ago. It's as charming as it appears in these photographs. "At an elevation of 184 feet above sea level, Mount Dora is Florida’s equivalent of a mountain top town," a city website says.
"Donnelly House, Mount Dora" by Joel Mann. You can read about this historic house here.
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"Donnelly House, Mount Dora" by Joel Mann.
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The photographer comments: ". A 14-foot alley offers separate entrances from the main street (to
the left of the photo): the surprising grade of the main street means
these buildings' primary entrances are a floor above these in the
photo."
Photograph by Joel Mann.
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