Despite the heavy rain and occasional hailstorm, the trees are finally blossoming.
Monday, April 28, 2008
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7 comments:
Isn't spring wonderful?! Beautiful green grass there!
Very nice. I'd love to be in that photo right now!
Oh what a wonderful looking tree. The blooms really is a nice welcome. :)
Blossom Beautiful, Gerald.
Love your Heron too.
Visit Adare and see......
Oh lovely - the blossom seems to be later every year (or maybe I'm just becoming more impatient the older I get!).
I responded to your comment on my blog there, but thought I'd let you know here too that yes the BBC studios in Queen Margaret Drive closed, last year - they've now moved to a purpose built place called Pacific Quay (part of the redevelopment of the south side of the river, near the Squinty Bridge). I'm hoping to get there for Open House weekend this year.
Trees are finally blossoming here as well...but it is spitting snow today....sigh.
This is a particularly nice photo of a joyous sight, Gerald, for everyone to see. I really like the perspective. Thanks!
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