As we drive through the valley this time of year, we never tire of the blossoming landscape.
Their presence is fleeting so you must try and commit as many scenes to memory before the landscape springs to green.
So beautiful! The same beautiful miracle is taking place in souhern Sweden right now. I love the colours of the flowers on the trees! My magnolia is just about to open it´s beautiful pink flowers! Happy weekend! Best regards, Anna
So beauiful!!! Great picture. I am from Australia Melbourne and I love your blog so much. Your photos, your house, your children and the lovely stories you post. We live in a french/country/antique house in the hills and we wake up to lorikeets, kookaburras, cockatoos and rosellas.
It is such a joy! Keep your posts coming I love them...
My first time to comment here and so glad to have found you!
Beautiful picture! And I know exactly what you mean about committing these breath-taking scenes to memory. It is amazing how many blooms have now disappeared now that spring has come to our little neck of the woods. Makes you realize how time passes so quickly and we must savor each and every day.
Hi Trina, Our lilacs are in bloom now and the dogwoods, the cherry blossoms are gone due to heavy winds. I hate that its so fast. Last night we had a heavy frost. But It looks like my lilacs are good. Peonies should be opening in the next few days. Irises, clematis are all blooming now. Spring is so great, Although it's been in the high 50's now and feels cold cause of the wind. Two weeks ago we were in the high 80's. Crazy. Bucks County PA Lisa
I never tire of your photos! And definitely flowering trees are one of the most beautiful visual blessings on earth! Maybe we appreciate them so much because they are so fleeting....
Beautiful photo. I can't wait to get home as the orchard down the road from us will soon look like this. I love the pics of your sweet children in the previous post. I am enjoying a visit with my 19 month old grandson this past week. What a cute age!! Blessings, Pamela
Good morning from England! Our blossom is up too and it's like sitting in the middle of a fairytale book - SO beautiful! You're so right - one can never tire of it, and the best thing is that the sight of it brings a smile to my lips whatever my mood. Your image is gorgeous! Paula x
I also live in Oregon...three hours South of Portland in the Callahans. Right now it is GREEN and I am truly enjoying it before the "dry season" begins! Lovely photo...
Boy, that sure is the truth!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo to remember!
Great photo hope you and your family have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteWhat a joyful photo :o)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! The same beautiful miracle is taking place in souhern Sweden right now. I love the colours of the flowers on the trees! My magnolia is just about to open it´s beautiful pink flowers!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
Best regards,
Anna
wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend too.
So beauiful!!! Great picture.
ReplyDeleteI am from Australia Melbourne and I love your blog so much.
Your photos, your house, your children and the lovely stories you post.
We live in a french/country/antique house in the hills and we wake up to lorikeets, kookaburras, cockatoos and rosellas.
It is such a joy!
Keep your posts coming I love them...
Awesome.... beautiful blossoming fruit trees.
ReplyDeleteCotton balls on trees!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
My first time to comment here and so glad to have found you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture! And I know exactly what you mean about committing these breath-taking scenes to memory. It is amazing how many blooms have now disappeared now that spring has come to our little neck of the woods. Makes you realize how time passes so quickly and we must savor each and every day.
Blessings,
Robin ~ Southern Bella
How amazing is Mother Nature! Love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Trina,
ReplyDeleteOur lilacs are in bloom now and the dogwoods, the cherry blossoms are gone due to heavy winds. I hate that its so fast. Last night we had a heavy frost.
But It looks like my lilacs are good. Peonies should be opening in the next few days. Irises, clematis are all blooming now.
Spring is so great, Although it's been in the high 50's now and feels cold cause of the wind. Two weeks ago we were in the high 80's. Crazy.
Bucks County PA
Lisa
Bonjour! This post is Tres Magnifique. Merci for the share! Wishing you a charmed weekend. Au Revoir ~ Chelle
ReplyDeleteI never tire of your photos! And definitely flowering trees are one of the most beautiful visual blessings on earth! Maybe we appreciate them so much because they are so fleeting....
ReplyDeletexo Terri
Beautiful photography!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo. I can't wait to get home as the orchard down the road from us will soon look like this. I love the pics of your sweet children in the previous post. I am enjoying a visit with my 19 month old grandson this past week. What a cute age!! Blessings, Pamela
ReplyDeleteGorgeous.. looks like 'apple' country in eastern WA..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! We're still waiting for our trees to bloom. Can't wait!
ReplyDeletesoooo pretty Trina! makes me miss "God's country"!!
ReplyDeletexoxoj.
I love this picture. Nature is the most beautiful masterpiece!
ReplyDeleteWow! I am patiently waiting for my two apple trees to blossom. Almost there, in pink tip! Kit
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow, Makes me want to drive out into the country and find an orchard to photograph :)
ReplyDeleteGood morning from England!
ReplyDeleteOur blossom is up too and it's like sitting in the middle of a fairytale book - SO beautiful! You're so right - one can never tire of it, and the best thing is that the sight of it brings a smile to my lips whatever my mood. Your image is gorgeous!
Paula x
How gorgeous...nothing more beautiful that Spring blooms!!
ReplyDeleteI also live in Oregon...three hours South of Portland in the Callahans. Right now it is GREEN and I am truly enjoying it before the "dry season" begins! Lovely photo...
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL! :)
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