it was chilly in the halls of the elementary that morning, so i was warming myself in a sunbeam in a 5th grade classroom when i spotted it. a dusting of spring snow on the playground. i immediately found a pencil to prop open the door and went out to investigate. i was completely enchanted and knew i would be back with my camera after school . . .
these are called nashville mustard and are indigenous to my little spot in the world. i have so much more to say, but we are headed to florida to help my parents celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. i will just have to let this beauty speak for itself today. my words couldn't do it justice anyway.
joining with annie and "
how does your garden grow?"
They are so beautiful. Your photos are amazing, especially the ones with the rays of sunlight showing through #hdygg
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I feel lovely and warm just looking at these!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and I love the soft light in your photos Doris - dreamy!
ReplyDeleteHappy 60th anniversary to your parents - enjoy your weekend, I look forward to reading about it when you get back x
Thanks for joining in again :)
Absolutely dreamy, like little eggs.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of lovely flowers - I'm reminded of cadbury creme eggs too for some reason... #hdygg
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous, the sunlight is just perfect
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