I showed you this footpath in autumn and then again in winter, so here it is in spring.
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
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6 comments:
The winter path looks very forlorn and the autumn view is rich with foilage. Spring needs a few more weeks. Interesting method to return to the same place at different season--good idea!
Looks so inviting!
someone has put your web address on the path and you come along and take the picture.
You also have those yellow flowers off to the side that seem to grow anywhere on the planet.
Lovely, Gerald. Were you jogging, walking the dog? What?
yes those dandelions have taken over the world it seems.
lynn 'fraid my jogging days are long gone. Penny would have loved it but she's been gone five years now -- see http://geraldengland.co.uk/ge/penny.htm
It looks more like summertime.
Or, I should rather say, like Moscow summertime :)
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