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Sunday, March 02, 2008
SIGNS OF SPRING
I wasn't able to get out and take any new pictures this weekend, but I did take a few shots of our flowering Almond tree. I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. Remember to enlarge the picture to see the beautiful detail of the blossoms.
Your almond tree bloom bring back lots of memories. Of the time we had one and something happened that it died. Almonds here don't grow so well. Maybe our crazy weather. This bloom looks very nice to me.
I always enjoy seeing what you have done over hear and catching up with uyour picts. The problem is I can never choose a favorite to comment on. Once again your eye for color, lines and potential captured beauty is pleasing to behold! Almond trees. Who knew the blossoms were so attractive?!
Sue, it's fun to be online at the same time. I enjoy looking at both the delicate petals and the buds that hold so much promise.
Thanks for visiting my blog while I was offline; I appreciate it! Did you see the blog of my "dream house" with the view? A perfect spot for a blogger reunion---don't I wish!!
Thank you so much again for your nice comments on my site, Sue! I have seen flowering almond trees in Greece many years ago, it was March. Beautiful trees as also your photo.
There must be some reason that I live in cold snowy icy Canada, but I can't think what it is when I hear words like "flowering almond tree" and "blossoms". Lovely picture, Spring is definitely on the way to California, unfortunately we in the Great White North will have to wait a bit longer.
I wanted to thank you for your comment on Wanda' World ~~ A New Path of Ministry ~~ I really appreciate your words of wisdom and insight ~~ I'm excited about the move the closer it gets!!
Sometimes the most wonderful photos are nearby, aren't they, Sue. This is an example of that. Like Wanda, I appreciate the fuzzy buds on this almond tree.
un très beau signe du printemps, belle fleur
ReplyDeletea very nice sign of the spring, nice flower
I love the fuzzy little buds! What a beautiful photo. Have a beautiful week!
ReplyDeleteYour almond tree bloom bring back lots of memories. Of the time we had one and something happened that it died. Almonds here don't grow so well. Maybe our crazy weather. This bloom looks very nice to me.
ReplyDeleteTis almond bloom is just stunning! Fantastic photo, indeed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful picture. Beautiful and sunny..
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful. I wish our trees were blooming.
ReplyDeleteThis is Beautiful! Enlarged you can Definitely see Amazing detail! Well done!
ReplyDeleteThose buds are glorious. I've yet to see/smell an almond tree in person. Must be gorgeous. As Abraham says, they don't grow in the Midwest.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous shot!
ReplyDelete*sigh*
It's as white as the snow we got this morning. :-P
Oh, that is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy seeing what you have done over hear and catching up with uyour picts. The problem is I can never choose a favorite to comment on. Once again your eye for color, lines and potential captured beauty is pleasing to behold! Almond trees. Who knew the blossoms were so attractive?!
ReplyDeleteOH! That is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNo doubt about it -Spring has sprung.
Sue, it's fun to be online at the same time. I enjoy looking at both the delicate petals and the buds that hold so much promise.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog while I was offline; I appreciate it! Did you see the blog of my "dream house" with the view? A perfect spot for a blogger reunion---don't I wish!!
Totally amazing detail.
ReplyDelete-- steve buser
New Orleans Daily Photo
Do they have a wonderful scent? The photo, both ways, is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThis is enough! It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much again for your nice comments on my site, Sue!
ReplyDeleteI have seen flowering almond trees in Greece many years ago, it was March.
Beautiful trees as also your photo.
There must be some reason that I live in cold snowy icy Canada, but I can't think what it is when I hear words like "flowering almond tree" and "blossoms". Lovely picture, Spring is definitely on the way to California, unfortunately we in the Great White North will have to wait a bit longer.
ReplyDeletedefinitely thats what I wanna see in Budapest, too:) Real fresh smelling spring!!
ReplyDeletep.s.
when you comment on my Budapestdaily blog your link is mistyped I guess because doesnt work.:(
I wanted to thank you for your comment on Wanda' World ~~ A New Path of Ministry ~~ I really appreciate your words of wisdom and insight ~~ I'm excited about the move the closer it gets!!
ReplyDeleteI'm just up the hill from you, but there's a cold wind ablowin'. Thanks for this equisite reminder that spring is indeed springing:)
ReplyDeleteGREAT! Now the link works perfect! Leads back to your great blog! Thank you for fixing:)
ReplyDeletevery lovely. i just posted about spring blooms, too. i don't know if i have ever seen an almond tree.
ReplyDeleteThey're beautiful! Spring is coming! Yay!
ReplyDeleteA marvelous capture!
ReplyDeleteYes, spring is definately on the way, I counted over a hundred bloom on my Camelia bush!
ReplyDeleteSometimes the most wonderful photos are nearby, aren't they, Sue. This is an example of that. Like Wanda, I appreciate the fuzzy buds on this almond tree.
ReplyDeleteI am in Seattle for a few days, lots of signs of spring here, the daffs are out and cherry blossom is out.
ReplyDeletethat white is beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Wish we were having some Spring weather. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your building series the shots have a ltot of atmosphere
ReplyDeleteBeautiful catch. Just opening, and the other buds about ready to. The light is beautiful too.
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