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Sue's Daily Photography: Springtime
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Showing posts with label Springtime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Springtime. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 April 2008

Springtime Flowers

One of the last blooming Azaleas


Shasta Daisy flowers are blooming wild in the grass



I'm not sure if these are Jasmin flowers - but for sure, I remember the very sweet smell


New green leaves on the old Oak tree full with Spanish Moss hanging


This Azalea bush was the only one still full with flowers

Monday, 21 April 2008

Spring Green and a Ride in Country Side

Francis Marion Gate on Goatfield Plantation


Where are all the horses here?


Let's take a walk!


Light is everything


New spring green leaves, the clear blue sky and the Angel Oak



The gate to the ranch

Saturday, 12 April 2008

Tree Huggers are Welcome

Watch the clouds :-)


And there is also a sign: Caution Alligators - not just one!


One of those beautiful trees


Pretty nature scene view over the Marsh



Spring is definitely here. Did you hug a tree today? :-)

Friday, 11 April 2008

The Color Green...

Green Ivy on the wall, longing for more sunlight


Green grass in the back of the plantation house in Magnolia Gardens


Young green leafs on a tree tell you: spring is here.


The color green in many variations



The green color is significant for spring time, it's so fresh and innocent and full of life.

Friday, 28 March 2008

Spring is back - Yeah!


It's a sign and a prove that spring time is back here in Charleston, after some really frosty days we had.

I love it, I love it...! :-))

Monday, 3 March 2008

Five Signs of Springtime

What a pretty contrast


Magnolia buds everywhere


We call these pretty signs of spring "snow bells"


First Dandelions


Yesterday's nice weather tempted many people out of their houses - we too.

Strolling up and down the streets and the small picturesque lanes in Down Town, I found these five remarkable signs of springtime. If it stays this way from now on, the whole city will be a sea of blooming flowers and trees.

I'm so excited to have a seasonal change for once - which I never had in Key West's eternal summer time!

Tuesday, 19 February 2008

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