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Happy to share these Spring moments captured during an evening stroll ! Have a Nice day
and Wonderful Evening ! Friends !
Thanks for all the Fun and Joy through your Lovely Pictures and " Thank you " for your gracious and generous comments on mine !
A Glimpse into Happiness
Poem by Chandrika Ganesh
Take your mind for a journey
Into a world so wanted
An enchanting experience it would be,
To enjoy seeing the place around
Stopping by every corner to gaze
At the wonderful garden-the garden of life
The gates of which open part
With wide arms open it calls you
The tiny flowers with fresh dewdrops
Dance to the tune of the gentle breeze
As if the children are singing along
The tunes of love and joy.
The roses are red as if to say
That its fragrance will surely melt
The heart of the bridegroom
When he beholds his beloved bride.
The flowers are incessant to find
As if they depict so many emotions
Enjoy every flower that comes along your way
So that it brings happiness to your heart Day after Day!
Spring in the Pacific Northwest is as green as it gets. This is one of hunderds of waterfalls around here. Please enjoy,
Tomas
Kaspar Gallery
And spring arose
on the garden fair,
like the spirit of love
felt everywhere.
Colorful Nature - White Sunday
7 Days with Flickr - Friday: flora
(photo by Freya)
Spring has come very early in this year in Vancouver. On this day last year was snowing :O
Japanese Apricot in VanDusen Botanical Garden.
Spring 2012.
Taken with Pentax K20D camera and Tamron Adaptall-2 01BB 24mm F2.5 wide-angle lens with polarizing filter. Stitched from four photos.
The Bluest Skies... The Greenest of greens... This watershed in the Oregon Springs burned in the schoolhouse fire ten- twelve years ago... Today it is shouting with joy...and so am I. When there is so much emphasis on drought and dismal water conditions... Timber and I wanted to show folks just how beautiful and upbeat a ride in the Blues of Washington can be... The Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness is alive well...
spring in savannah - azaleas and tulips, quiet parks and old charming homes. stuns you and enlivens you at the same moment
Every Spring as the soil warms and the leaves begin to form a shade canopy over our ancient woodlands, there is a wildflower spectacle in the undergrowth. When millions of violet-blue bluebells stretch as far as the eye can see and their strong, sweet scent permeates the air, the forest seems almost magical. Because these woods take on an almost enchanted quality when carpeted by beautiful bluebells, it may be why bluebells have also been dubbed “fairy flowers”.