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CS_2514
Acacia - variety not identified Wattle / Mimosa Yellow subject

CS_2817
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia Pink subject

CS_2737
Echinops - variety not identified Globe thistle Brown subject

CS_2751A
Allium Hollandicum Purple sensation Allium Purple subject Blue b/g

CS_2750
Allium Mount Everest Allium White subject

CS_2736
Echinops - variety not identified Globe thistle Brown subject

CS_2751E
Allium Hollandicum Purple sensation Allium Purple subject Blue b/g

CS_2837
Phlomis russeliana Phlomis Yellow subject Green b/g

CS_3034
Malus domestica Coxs orange pippin Apple Black & white

CS_2265
Echinops - variety not identified Globe thistle

CS_2282
Allium ampeloprasum Leek

CS_2271
Cynara cardunculus Cardoon

CS_2587
Echinops bannaticus Globe thistle Mauve subject Blue b/g

CS_2558
Ceratostigma willmottianum Forest blue Plumbago Brown subject Brown b/g

CS_2586
Echinops bannaticus Globe thistle Mauve subject White b/g

CS_2645
Cirsium vulgare Thistle - Spear thistle / Scotch thistle / Bull thistle Pink subject

CS_2642
Soleirolia Mind your own business Orange subject

CS_2588
Echinops bannaticus Globe thistle Mauve subject Blue b/g

CS_2635
Echinacea purpurea Arts pride Echinacea / Purple coneflower Orange subject

CS_2679
Phlomis russeliana Phlomis Brown subject

CS_2671
Cirsium vulgare Thistle - Spear thistle / Scotch thistle / Bull thistle Pink subject White b/g

CS_2656
Aesculus hippocastanum Horse chestnut / conker Brown subject

CS_2655
Aesculus hippocastanum Horse chestnut / conker Brown subject

CS_2759
Allium Hollandicum Purple sensation Allium Pink subject Green b/g

CS_2757
Allium Hollandicum Purple sensation Allium Purple subject Blue b/g

CS_2761
Allium rosenbachianum Allium Mauve subject Green b/g

CS_2760
Allium rosenbachianum Allium Mauve subject Green b/g

CS_2095
Echinops bannaticus Globe thistle Purple subject Blue b/g

CS_2091
Brassica oleracea Cabbage - Red cabbage Red subject

CS_2113
Taraxacum officinale Dandelion clock White subject Brown b/g

CS_2119
Primula denticulata Primula / Primrose - Drumstick primrose Purple subject Green b/g

CS_2394
Aesculus hippocastanum Horse chestnut / conker Brown subject

CS_2593
Rudbeckia - variety not identified Coneflower / black-eyed Susan Brown subject

CS_1965
Primula denticulata Primula / Primrose - Drumstick primrose Purple subject Green b/g

CS_2245-15
Allium Globemaster Allium Purple subject White b/g

CS_2216
Paeonia - variety not identified Peony Pink subject White b/g

CS_2210
Vaccinium oxycoccos Cranberry Red subject

CS_2212
Malus domestica Braeburn Apple Red subject White b/g

CS_2142
Taraxacum officinale Dandelion clock White subject

CS_2141
Taraxacum officinale Dandelion clock White subject

CS_2245-14
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia Pink subject White b/g

CS_2245-13
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia Yellow subject White b/g

CS_2393
Aesculus hippocastanum Horse chestnut / conker Brown subject

CS_2053
Paeonia officinalis Peony Red subject Green b/g

CS_2057
Acacia retinodes Wirilda Yellow subject

CS_2054
Allium rosenbachianum Allium Pink subject

CS_2052
Allium aflatunense Allium Pink subject Green b/g

CS_2051
Allium aflatunense Allium Pink subject Green b/g

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"Exploring the Spherical Marvels of Our Blue Marble" Our planet, Earth, is a breathtaking sphere that holds countless wonders. From the iconic Whole Earth image captured by Blue Marble 2000 to the mesmerizing cosmic microwave background, it's clear why our spherical home continues to captivate us. As we delve deeper into its mysteries, we uncover fascinating phenomena like ocean currents off the Americas, which shape our climate and sustain marine life. But Earth isn't alone in its spherical allure; even mighty Jupiter and enigmatic Mars boast their own unique spheres of influence in our vast cosmos. Speaking of otherworldly encounters, who can forget the intriguing UFO sighting over Cussac, France? A reminder that beyond our known realms lies an endless expanse waiting to be explored. And while extraterrestrial visitors may remain elusive for now, there are earthly marvels like fuchsia Winston Churchill or CS_2245-16 that remind us of nature's boundless creativity. Traveling across landscapes becomes a visual feast when witnessing Moeraki boulders at sunset on New Zealand's Otago peninsula. These perfectly spherical natural formations seem almost surreal against the backdrop of a golden sky. Zooming out from specific locations brings us to Africa as seen from space—a stunning satellite image showcasing its diverse terrain and vibrant colors. It reminds us how interconnected everything is on this beautiful blue orb we call home. Finally, let's not forget one of humanity's most iconic moments—the Earthrise photograph taken during Apollo 8 mission in 1968 by William A Anders. This awe-inspiring view of our planet rising above the lunar horizon serves as a powerful reminder of both its fragility and resilience. In every corner of existence—be it within oceans or galaxies—spheres hold secrets waiting to be discovered. The spherical nature surrounding us invites exploration and fuels our curiosity about what lies beyond this pale blue dot suspended in space.