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A white chapel with a tall steeple sits among evergreen trees and birches in the background, while tall purple and blue lupine flowers bloom abundantly in the foreground meadow at St. Matthews Chapel in Sugar Hill, New Hampshire.

Lupines at St Matthew's Chapel

St Matthew’s Chapel is one of the classic Sugar Hill lupine spots in the spring. This particular sunset was cloudless and subtle but the lupines were beautiful. I particularly liked the contrast of the couple of pink blossoms in the field of blues and purples.

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