![#23409s - [Recommended print size: 40x40 or similar] Canada geese visit Maroon Lake, Colorado just after daybreak, as the Maroon Bells glow in the morning light.](/Images/Colorado/i-dCtH4qr/0/Ti/23409s-Ti.jpg "#23409s - [Recommended print size: 40x40 or similar] Canada geese visit Maroon Lake, Colorado just after daybreak, as the Maroon Bells glow in the morning light.")
Yellow Lions
I think dandelions have a bad rap: everyone sees a weed, an eyesore on an otherwise pristine yard, something that needs to be destroyed. I have a different perception of them. I like dandelions. I admire their tenacity, their simple beauty and their determination to thrive against all odds. Some flowers need constant attention: water, care, ph balanced dirt, and insecticide to look their best. Not the dandelion. The dandelion flips the bird at anything that seeks its destruction. Sure, sometimes it is defeated but a majority of time it thrives. And that should be celebrated.
I think dandelions have a bad rap: everyone sees a weed, an eyesore on an otherwise pristine yard, something that needs to be destroyed. I have a different perception of them. I like dandelions. I admire their tenacity, their simple beauty and their determination to thrive against all odds. Some flowers need constant attention: water, care, ph balanced dirt, and insecticide to look their best. Not the dandelion. The dandelion flips the bird at anything that seeks its destruction. Sure, sometimes it is defeated but a majority of time it thrives. And that should be celebrated.
Yellow Lions
I think dandelions have a bad rap: everyone sees a weed, an eyesore on an otherwise pristine yard, something that needs to be destroyed. I have a different perception of them. I like dandelions. I admire their tenacity, their simple beauty and their determination to thrive against all odds. Some flowers need constant attention: water, care, ph balanced dirt, and insecticide to look their best. Not the dandelion. The dandelion flips the bird at anything that seeks its destruction. Sure, sometimes it is defeated but a majority of time it thrives. And that should be celebrated.
I think dandelions have a bad rap: everyone sees a weed, an eyesore on an otherwise pristine yard, something that needs to be destroyed. I have a different perception of them. I like dandelions. I admire their tenacity, their simple beauty and their determination to thrive against all odds. Some flowers need constant attention: water, care, ph balanced dirt, and insecticide to look their best. Not the dandelion. The dandelion flips the bird at anything that seeks its destruction. Sure, sometimes it is defeated but a majority of time it thrives. And that should be celebrated.
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