Fabulous photo’s Dora. We always look forward to spring and summer when the buds begin to show themselves. Then before you know it out come the leaves followed by beautiful flowers. WOW ! what a wonderful world where nature is concerned.
These spring days are simply glorious now, with cool refreshing nights. I think it’s nature’s way of making an apology for a tough winter. Hope you are basking in sunshine too Rita. 🙂
Dito! They were the last of the redbud tree blossoms and I love them so much I had to get a photo. Those tree blossoms are all totally faded now, making room for other glorious shows, but I will miss the redbuds until next spring.
Dito! They were the last of the redbud tree blossoms and I love them so much I had to get a photo. Those tree blossoms are all totally faded now, making room for other glorious shows, but I will miss the redbuds until next spring.
And I love the way you put things Kate. What a relief to see all that color and sprouting things…..”the greeness and the blueness and the blossoms and the……” You leave me with a big grin.
Each photo has great character but that last one —whoo, boy! What a face that tree has! I like to think that ol’ tree is contorting his face and screaming at winter to go away for a long time. 😉
You always get to the heart of where I am going Cindy. Does that make sense? I took the howling tree photo thinking it would be something like a sweet home for a little bird family. But when I looked again there was this contorted image as if the tree was really howling for the end of winter.
All great photos but I particularly love the old tree! Looks just like an angry Old Man Winter!!
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Last howl–love it! I hope winter took a nice long hike.
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Fabulous photo’s Dora. We always look forward to spring and summer when the buds begin to show themselves. Then before you know it out come the leaves followed by beautiful flowers. WOW ! what a wonderful world where nature is concerned.
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Lovely photos, Dor. Love the pink blossoms 🙂
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It’s about time! I love the greenness and the blueness and the blossoms and the……..
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Beautiful photos, Dor! I love the road photos.
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You make me smile Barbara about Old Man Winter in the old tree. I got the same feeling. 🙂
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Ditto Patti! 🙂
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These spring days are simply glorious now, with cool refreshing nights. I think it’s nature’s way of making an apology for a tough winter. Hope you are basking in sunshine too Rita. 🙂
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There’s something about a long empty road that gets me too Jill and the limitless horizons. Thanks for your sweet reply.
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Dito! They were the last of the redbud tree blossoms and I love them so much I had to get a photo. Those tree blossoms are all totally faded now, making room for other glorious shows, but I will miss the redbuds until next spring.
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Dito! They were the last of the redbud tree blossoms and I love them so much I had to get a photo. Those tree blossoms are all totally faded now, making room for other glorious shows, but I will miss the redbuds until next spring.
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And I love the way you put things Kate. What a relief to see all that color and sprouting things…..”the greeness and the blueness and the blossoms and the……” You leave me with a big grin.
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From beautiful spring blooms to the last remnants of a scary winter. Thanks for sharing, Dor.
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And I appreciate your wonderful pictures. You are a little ahead of us weatherwise.
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Love the bursting colors from your floral shots – spring has arrived at last, and none too soon I think! Lovely post.
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Each photo has great character but that last one —whoo, boy! What a face that tree has! I like to think that ol’ tree is contorting his face and screaming at winter to go away for a long time. 😉
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Color! This has been such a long bleak winter that the bursts of color are addictive. Thanks Tina.
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You always get to the heart of where I am going Cindy. Does that make sense? I took the howling tree photo thinking it would be something like a sweet home for a little bird family. But when I looked again there was this contorted image as if the tree was really howling for the end of winter.
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Wonderful
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Well, my friend, you know what they say? ‘Great minds think alike!’ 😉
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And we do seem to think about the same things at the same time in the same way. Nice to be great! 🙂
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What a great tree. I love trees and fences with faces.
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Ditto Lilly! 🙂
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Wow Dorann, wonderful scenes of the country roads – love the tree trunk!
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At first I thought it would be a cute home for a little bird family…. but then I clearly saw the “howl.” 🙂
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