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Tag Archives: spring
Silent Sunday
Posted in #CLMOOC, Flowers, Garden, Photos, Scotland, Silent Sunday
Tagged Cherry Blossom, flowers, spring
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Spring at last
Two photos, taken a week apart, both of the same branch. Last week it was cold in the garden – bright, but not warm enough to sit and enjoy it. Today was a beautiful day – warm enough to sit … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, PhD, Photos, Scotland
Tagged #clmooc, #SilentSunday, Apple Blossom, spring
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Loveday
Spring is coming, finally. It’s been a hard winter and I think the blooms are 2-3 weeks later than last year, but looking out at my garden I see an explosion of forsythia blooms, and our narcissi and daffodils are … Continue reading
Bursting
Yesterday was a beautiful spring day – blue skies and weather almost warm enough to start thinking about barbecues. Niall started cleaning off the patio slabs and I grabbed my camera and took a couple of pics. Here’s our forsythia … Continue reading
#onetree
This week Kim’s photo challenge is about trees. Despite D&G’s dislike of trees: We’re tired of trees. We should stop believing in trees, roots, and radicles. They’ve made us suffer too much. All of arborescent culture is founded on them, … Continue reading