19 thoughts on “Happy Spring”

1. The beauty of nature is returning. Have a great springtime ahead!

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   1. Thank you very much, Benjamin. It definitely is. 🌸 Cheers.

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2. Well, after 3 days driving, we are now in the land of flowers in Victoria. So nice top see after the long winter. Happy Wednesday Lynette. Allan

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   1. Thanks, Allan. Have a great visit to Victoria, Allan. I have a lot of family there and don’t go often enough. It’s gorgeous all year, even in January. Cheers.

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3. I think those ducks were just over at my pool.

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   1. Hahaha. 😊 They get around, don’t they? 😉

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4. Your first photo with the pond and fountain is really pretty. It looks like a serene place to stroll and relax. Happy Wednesday!

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   1. Thank you. 😊 I love that spot, Tricia. It’s lovely to sit there for a few minutes or for an hour. It is indeed very serene and tranquil. Cheers.

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5. I love those daffodils! All such wonderful photos 😊

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   1. Thank you very much, Belinda. 😊 I love them too and it’s so good to see them now! These are in one of the public gardens. Cheers.

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6. Happy Spring, Lynette! We had a beautiful sunny day today, but cold! And yesterday was like winter! Still, the flowers here, like the ones in your pictures, are a treat to look at 🙂

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   1. Our temperatures have been good, around 17 or so (63 F) but lots of rain. That’s not a problem because we had a terrible drought here for three years, but I think I would like to see just a bit more sun! The weather in the east has generally been very unpredictable, I believe. I hope it settles out soon. Cheers. 😊

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7. Love the patterns on the rocks beside the fountain-pond… so pretty! Linda xx

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   1. Yes, I agree. Those patterns are lovely. This is part of a Japanese garden and is meant to be very tranquil and serene which it really is. Cheers.

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      1. They are often designed for contemplation, and I can imagine it – they have an aged appearance which adds instant interest. Have a wonderful week-end. L xx

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         1. Yes, many people sit in this garden to read, watch the fish or just to sit quietly. It’s lovely. Thank you very much; you too. 🙂

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            1. 🥰

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8. Glad to hear there’s some sun and calmness between the miserable weather. Apparently it’s been a cold and dreary spring back home in southern Ontario. We’ve been enjoying some sunshine on the southern coast of New Zealand.

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   1. We’ve been getting a lot of rain intermittently but the temperatures have still been climbing; we’re in the 18 range now so at least it’s not cold. Ontario is cold and dreary; today I saw a news piece from there with snow falling in the background! Yikes. Great that you’re enjoying some lovely autumn weather in NZ. Cheers.

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