No, this is not in Fayetteville, or the beautiful village of Skaneateles. It is not on Oneida Lake or in Cazenovia. This lush and lovely nine foot tall rose is in the city of Syracuse. Can you guess where?
a. Lancaster Avenue near Syracuse University
b. East Colvin Street near South Avenue
c. Dewitt Street near Sedgwick
e. Glenwood Avenue near Bellevue Country Club
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Hi Maureen-
Well, seeing as your last reported stop was Bellevue CC with blisters on your feet, I’m going with the obvious – Glenwood Ave.
Don
Good guess Don. I’ll post the answer tomorrow, Tuesday. Thanks for playin’ along.
Beautiful picture. I would have agreed with Don but I did a Glenwood Ave. run today and I did not see that awesome rosebush. I did have eye exam and drops in my eyes at 10. Eyes weren’t perfect but I don’t think it’s on Glenwood. Took a frined from Velasko Rd. to Skaneateles. It was a clear, cool day and we saw lots of flowers. My grandson did my car inside and out. Some extra money for him and a treat for me. I should have done the Glenwood run with my friend in the car.
I’m guessing (e) and wondering what happened to (d)
Carol you are a foxy lady, looking for that rose on Glenwood. And please send your grandson over here to do my car. I can’t get my children interested. Must be that car cleaning skips a generation?
OMG Ken that is so funny! I wonder what happened to (d) too. Hahahahaha. I stopped and smelled the roses too long. I think I got high.
I just added more string to mine today.They cover one side of the garage,from the ground to the peak.I’m guessing sixteen feet tall.Blood red,kind of wild. I didn’t plan it.Just planted it one year and it took off.
hello maureen, old man & I are having fun in newport today.answer to your question is b
Hey Eileen! So glad you and the old man are having a good time. You are right about the location. Smart, well-traveled gal. xo