Photographs, notes, and art inspired by the good life. From an 1830's Antebellum house within the National Forest. Stop by and visit for a few, leave me a note.The Carolinas are calling.
26 March 2010
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ReplyDeleteAwwww the close up of the forsytha is just lovely - I love flowers close up - you can really see the detail, like here!
The field of daffodils just makes my morning! I am so glad spring is here and nothing says it's here like your carpet of daffs!
Brilliant
Take care
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I am so jealous that your forsythia and daffodils are in bloom! We have crocuses up, but I'm not sure they'll survive our sudden spell of sub-zero weather. Brrrr!
ReplyDeletenice. it feels like spring already...hope you have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteYep, spring is in the air...everybody needs to catch a whiff!
ReplyDeleteI agree, there is nothing like planting flowers, looking after them and watching them grow.
ReplyDeleteTe first thing I do every morning when I get up is to look out of my large living room window on my terrace to see what has grown since the day before.
Lovely pictures.;)
Have a splendid weekend,
xo
Zuzana
The field of daffodils show that spring is on the way. My daffodils are only just poking through the soil, it will be a while yet before they bloom.
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