Springing Into Spring

 

Ma Nature Cuts Loose in Spring

 

So Much Spring

 

Signs

Signs of the season -- John's touching up the paint on the blue benches . . .

 

The early solid yellow daffs are joined by these bi-colors . . .

 

And Brer Snake is back, looking  skinny.

And this below is what greeted my eyes as I took our tax stuff to the preparer (another sign of spring.). I remember when this was a wooded mountainside. I know that people have to have places to live, but damn! Couldn't they have left some more trees?

 

Wordless Walk

 

Spring Beauties

I've long loved the cluster of roof lines at the Boyd place down the road. When the sun is on them, they look like something one of the Wyeths might have painted. 

It looks like the weeping cherry got nipped by the freezing temperatures a few nights ago. But the Oriental magnolia seems to be holding on.

As does the little red-leafed peach by the pond house. 

Such a beautiful season!

 

Looks Like Spring

 

Like the First Morning

 

Spring Abides

Early Morning Mist