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Spring fever is when people walk the harbour walls in the evenings, boats buzz by after a day out fishing, gulls are squawking mid air, geese are flying off and water is lapping at the edge. Bring it on!
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a very late Spring this year . today is back to windy and cold . . sigh
but we do have blossoms and daffodils .
Happy Friday, everyone. Had a great week with the grandkids (& their parents)--then our home internet went on the fritz. After five days of dealing with call centers, trying to get service, it pays off to have a high school friend who works locally with the internet provider!
More flowers from my garden, where we've had another cold spell, at last warming up a little. This is my lone Cowslip – I'm sure I used to have more, but this seems the only survivor.
If spring came but once in a century, instead of once a year, or burst forth with the sound of an earthquake, and not in silence, what wonder and expectation there would be in all hearts to behold the miraculous change!" ~ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
'That is one good thing about this world ... There are always sure to be more springs.'
L.M. Montgomery
textures thanks to Kerstin Frank and Tòta.
And more Leucojum, taken not in the dark but twilight, as I ventured out after a day of solid rain to top up the bird feeder. All the tiny raindrops on the petals look quite jewel like.
Springs Lake.
Late on the afternoon 30 May 18 some light rain fell over Spring Farm.
In its wake it left behind a beautiful coloured sky over Springs Lake.
Spring Farm, New South Wales, Australia.
My view of Old Rag Mountain (Shenandoah National Park in the state of VA, USA) on an absolutely beautiful spring day.
Central Park, Spring. © Copyright 2023 G Dan Mitchell.
A meadow and trees in spring, Central Park, Manhattan.
This photograph is evidence. Allow me to explain. We frequently visit New York City, as our two sons and their wives live and work there. The running joke is that we always go in the two worst months, August and December. And on every visit they tell us that “you should really come in fall or spring when it is beautiful.” So a few weeks ago I took them up on the offer and visited at the very end of April. You know, spring. It rained almost the entire time. There was thunder and lightning. Roads flooded. Until the last morning.
I had a few hours on my final morning since I didn’t need to get to the airport until afternoon. So I headed out toward Central Park and found… sunshine, pleasant temperatures, clear skies, and spring greenery. It was quite pleasant — for a few hours. I headed to the airport and flew back to the West Coast where… it was raining. Someone is playing a cruel joke on me. ;-)
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
Created for Explore Worthy, Challenge 114 - COLORS OF SPRING (2020 Art)
Daisies image, my own. Photo taken in Sausalito, CA.
Effects done in DDG.
1 Element purchased from DS.
Daisy and Light purchased from Renderosity.
Vintage Texture, my own.
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Spring has arrived, in the cereal fields the delicate poppies stand out for their colors, from time to time we can see a purple one.
La primavera ha llegado, en los campos de cereales las delicadas amapolas muestran sus efímeros colores, de vez en cuando podemos encontrar una de color morado.