Lovely shot, Lynette. I can’t wait for Spring too. I was taken by surprise the other day on one of my walks when I saw a tree full of blossoms – the first time this particular tree has blossomed so early.
A tree of blossoms – how lovely! 🙂 This photo is from my winter holiday in the Caribbean, because we are still covered in lots of snow, but I’m looking forward to another break soon in the south. 🙂
Ironically every year, I look forward to Autumn and Winter here.
In England we always looked forward to the first snowdrop (usually the first flower of Spring)🌷🌼🌻
Some flowers for you too.
Thank you! 🙂 This photo is from my winter holiday in the Caribbean a couple of months ago, because our Arctic snow won’t be gone until mid-to-late April. It’s a while to go still.
Yes, our daylight hours are growing rapidly now and by May the sun won’t be disappearing until 10 p.m. Such a good sign! I’m looking forward to seeing some robins as well. 🙂
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We still have loads of snow, but it’s a lot warmer now. 🙂
Lovely shot, Lynette. I can’t wait for Spring too. I was taken by surprise the other day on one of my walks when I saw a tree full of blossoms – the first time this particular tree has blossomed so early.
Thank you! 🙂
A tree of blossoms – how lovely! 🙂 This photo is from my winter holiday in the Caribbean, because we are still covered in lots of snow, but I’m looking forward to another break soon in the south. 🙂
Ironically every year, I look forward to Autumn and Winter here.
In England we always looked forward to the first snowdrop (usually the first flower of Spring)🌷🌼🌻
Some flowers for you too.
Thank you! 🙂 This photo is from my winter holiday in the Caribbean a couple of months ago, because our Arctic snow won’t be gone until mid-to-late April. It’s a while to go still.
After this Summer’s bushfire season, I think more people than usual may be pleased to see the end of Summer approach.
I bet they will. I’ve been following the news of those awful fires. So horrible.
The longer daylight hours seem to promote optimism I think, and I look forward to the first robin!
Yes, our daylight hours are growing rapidly now and by May the sun won’t be disappearing until 10 p.m. Such a good sign! I’m looking forward to seeing some robins as well. 🙂
This is a lovely sight, Lynette. Like a crimson trumpet.
Yes! So pretty. Red is my favourite colour, too. 🙂
Wow Lynette