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I took this photo myself at my own house. Don't that yellow flower look like fireworks! Wild, isn't it? Peace!
In a few weeks its finally spring! I need SUN!
I still don't spent much time on Flickr, i can't. Recovering from al the surgery's takes so long, to long. I'll try to comment as often as i can and also trying to get myself together and pick up that camera again! But unfortunatelly i still don't feel very well. I want to leave this awfull period of my life behind me. And I don't have to do this al by myself, but the doctors say, you want to much at the same time, have patience.... But that is the big problem i don't have that....... ;-)
This looks like it's from a wedding, but it's not. Just blossoms out in an orchard in Brentwood, California.
...sheep farm in the hills of Donegal, Ireland, with an abundance of yellow gorse. Taken back in April. (Reached #140 on Explore)
Arriving in Pathos in Spring the sites and open places are ablaze with colour.
2015 04 09 074456 Cyprus Pafos Archeological Site
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته ،،،
حتى استنشاق الهواء في الربيع له نكهته الخاصة.
لقطة بها مزيج من خريف قد انتهى و بداية ربيعية جديدة ..
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Buttermilk Falls, Terryville Connecticut
This is a roughly 60-foot waterfall, with 3 tiers. This is a section of the middle tier of the waterfall. When you get to the bottom of the falls you can not see the top tiers so they have to be photographed separately. Buttermilk Falls is part of the Mattatuck Trail and is a hidden gem in Terryville Connecticut. Web sites state that you can not go swimming here. On the contrary, I raised my kids in Terryville and the road we lived on was a 2-mile road that led straight to this waterfall. I used to bring my kids here all the time when they were small to swim with our dog Chruncher and the great part is we always had the waterfall to ourselves back at that time. Now, more people are finding out about it but still, you usually see one or 2 people when you visit this waterfall.
I had to shoot this with the camera balanced on rocks because both my remote shutter and my tripod broke right after I arrived here. I used them both about 2 times, ugh Murphy's Law. LOL
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Fresh out of the camera and there will likely be more to shoot tomorrow. The Iris appear ready to make up for the lackluster performance of the Daffodils and Crocus up here on the tundra. The miniature Iris didn't bloom at all this year but most of the big ones are loaded with buds.
In case you are curious, this one smells even better than it looks.