I have missed these amazing pictures! However… Miss Nancy has been exhausted from working a 3 day Rock and Gem Show. Today I feel like myself again. Happy Spring, Tim!
That old Ford looks good in photo 3. Apple tree blossoms in 2? The emphasized skies are always cool. The beautiful tree branches combined with the other touches create a sense of a post-apocalyptic landscape, but it’s simply a different life view. So beautiful
Ohh… does anyone have the plum tree/ OR is it on another property?
I forget who has the plum tree. I think someone claimed it, but since I don’t remember who, maybe not. It’s next to Dale’s peach tree. The plum tree blumes early and the blossoms always freeze. It’s 22 years old and it survived frost one year in 2018 to produce fruit. The early butterflies and bees love it.
It’s a beauty! If no one has it, I’ll suggest it to Charlotte! xx
I don’t see that anyone has it. So it’s Charlotte’s.
Yayay!
I think I’ll email her about it. I’m working on a couple of drawings of her, for a special post.
As you know, George is Romanian. His family is on the border taking in refugees. So, I’m doing drawings …blue and yellow for Ukraine, and dark blue, red and yellow for Romania. She’s knows the song she wants to use.
She is such a sweetheart!
Uch… another tech day, but I’m doing okay all in all. Amazing how many answers are online!
Good for George’s family. The internet is a great resource.
I just read Marina’s Wolf and Polar Bear post.
You are totally adorable, Tim.
We all adore you! xo
Thanks, Resa. You know how much Marina loves wolves and polar bears.
YES!
She loves all animal and all nature, as do I. (and you!)
That is what bonded us when we discovered each others blogs.
This is a beauty of all the AGMs. They love our planet, and each tries in our own way to make things a teeny bit better. xo
Looks like spring is popping down your way – we are supposed to start warming up now and fingers crossed we will get some color popping at the homestead.
Very beautiful they are.
Thanks, Eunice.
You’re welcome.
“Blooming” is a looker!
Thanks, Michele.
Amazing, Tim.
Thanks, Jeff.
Lovely blooms.
Thanks, Roberta.
This time all these pictures are my favorite 🌹
Thanks, Dawn. That often happens to me.
😀
Hi Marine. I’m not sure how I confused you with Dawn. Too early under too much snow. My apologies.
It is ok. I understand, do not worry about it. I often mess something.. I understand, forget it 🕊️
Impressive skies and nice to see those spring blossoms 🙂
Thanks, Rudi.
Gorgeous!
Thanks, PBS.
Wonderful skies.
We have snow this morning. Not forecast. Thanks, Shey.
Wow. We have spring here finally. But can be frosty first thing.
Cold mornings, generally nice afternoons here. Although the wind likes to pick up now and then. Thanks, Shey.
That’s it! I’m throwing my anchor here! Great big sigh!
Breathtaking shots!
Thanks, Marina. We are covered with snow this morning.
What a Spring!!!!
And a lovely day it was…
Thanks, Maj & Sher.
Is that your pear tree in bloom, Tim? It is beautiful! You had some spectacular clouds down there. It is overcast and misting rain this morning here.
You said it and captured it well Tim. Beautiful! 💖🌻🙏
Thanks, Cindy.
Welcome
I like the dramatic skies together with the beauty of blossoms.
Thanks, Heidi.
I have missed these amazing pictures! However… Miss Nancy has been exhausted from working a 3 day Rock and Gem Show. Today I feel like myself again. Happy Spring, Tim!
That’s enough to get you stoned. Thanks, Nancy.
😆
That old Ford looks good in photo 3. Apple tree blossoms in 2? The emphasized skies are always cool. The beautiful tree branches combined with the other touches create a sense of a post-apocalyptic landscape, but it’s simply a different life view. So beautiful
You’ve given the blossom a painterly quality.
Thanks, Susan.
OMG! What’s that flower????? Gorgeous shot, Tim!
Those are plum blossoms. Thanks, Resa.
Ohh… does anyone have the plum tree/ OR is it on another property?
I forget who has the plum tree. I think someone claimed it, but since I don’t remember who, maybe not. It’s next to Dale’s peach tree. The plum tree blumes early and the blossoms always freeze. It’s 22 years old and it survived frost one year in 2018 to produce fruit. The early butterflies and bees love it.
It’s a beauty! If no one has it, I’ll suggest it to Charlotte! xx
I don’t see that anyone has it. So it’s Charlotte’s.
Yayay!
I think I’ll email her about it. I’m working on a couple of drawings of her, for a special post.
As you know, George is Romanian. His family is on the border taking in refugees. So, I’m doing drawings …blue and yellow for Ukraine, and dark blue, red and yellow for Romania. She’s knows the song she wants to use.
She is such a sweetheart!
Uch… another tech day, but I’m doing okay all in all. Amazing how many answers are online!
Good for George’s family. The internet is a great resource.
I just read Marina’s Wolf and Polar Bear post.
You are totally adorable, Tim.
We all adore you! xo
Thanks, Resa. You know how much Marina loves wolves and polar bears.
YES!
She loves all animal and all nature, as do I. (and you!)
That is what bonded us when we discovered each others blogs.
This is a beauty of all the AGMs. They love our planet, and each tries in our own way to make things a teeny bit better. xo
So beautiful, Tim. The plum blossoms are divine!
Thanks, Dale.
Really so so beautiful 🙏😃
Thanks, Komaljeet.
Great title … great shots!
Thanks, Julie.
Looks like spring is popping down your way – we are supposed to start warming up now and fingers crossed we will get some color popping at the homestead.
It’s been super dry, but the flowers are persistent. Thanks, Brian.