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I had a walk-around the neighborhood Sunday morning and found Spring everywhere.
The flowering trees are in bud, and beginning to blossom while others are in full bloom!
A Prayer in Spring by Robert Frost-
“Oh, give us pleasure in the orchard white,
Like nothing else by day, like ghosts by night;
And make us happy in the happy bees,
The swarm dilating round the perfect trees.”~Robert Frost (from A Boy’s Will, 1915)
The huge white flowering tree was a hive of activity in the canopy. The buzz of bees
was dizzying, and the warmth of the sun on my face when I looked up felt wonderful, healing, and nourishing.
The branches were heavy with blossoms,
papery white, with lovely “look at me!” centers.
Plus one more…
Nearly home I found a huge Sweat Pea vine spilling over a fence with dozens of busy bees.
Nikon Df| Nikkor 28-105mm| Hoodman Digital Film| PS CC 2015
More to come…
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Your Spring has sprung! 🙂 Beautiful captures, love the close-ups! Bet that sweet pea smelled awesome!!
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Thank you so much Donna! I’m so plugged up due to all that blooming I can hardly smell a thing! 😦
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I didn’t click like since you’re not feeling well! 😦 My son has the same problem when Spring hits Maryland.
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this is so beautiful- hopefully ours won’t be too far behind!
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Thank you so much Cybele! The Groundhog has spoken…yours should be along soon! 🙂
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You don’t say! What happened to winter?
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We had winter, and if we’re lucky we still might get some more rain. We sure could use it.
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Your photos are a delight to my eyes! I can almost breathe in the sweet scent from the Sweet Pea flowers! And the blue sky is a lovely background for the delicate white flowers. Thank you for sharing your photos! 😄 And I love Robert Frost! 💜
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Thank you so much for the visit, lovely comment and follow Jill! I’m so happy you like what you see on my blog!
Robert Frost is in my Top 5 Poet list. Actually I think the nature poets are all my favorites! 🙂
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These are so pretty! wow what a gorgeous walk!
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Thank you so much! It was a lovely walk.
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Such gorgeous pictures!
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You’re so sweet to say that! Thank you!
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Really lovely! I want to walk with you!
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♥ Anytime! I would love to walk with you too.
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Thanks for a little bit of time travel Deborah. While our unseasonably warm winter had the Daffodils confused, we won’t see this much beauty for a few months.
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I worry about a frost coming along and wiping everything out when things bloom this early, but it is delightful, to see after seeing bare trees for months.
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We were worried about too many things getting ‘spring’ signals but the forecast for Saturday night is -6
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OH! Way too cold. Hope your wood pile is holding up.
I should check our forecast b/c it started clouding up late this afternoon. It won’t be that cold thankfully.
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It’s going to warm right back up. They’re predicting high 30s and rain on Monday.
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Is this in PA?! I’m blown away! Gorgeous, Deborah!
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No not PA. South of San Francisco 50 miles in San Jose. 🙂 Thank you so much!
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But you’re a Steelers fan? Sorry, just assumed you were in PA. Your photo makes much more sense now. 💜
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My husband was born and bred in Steeler country. He and the kids are Steeler fans. Over the years they’ve grown on me. FWIW: I’ve lived in CA since I was 1. xx
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