Saturday, May 28, 2011
More Apples
This time of year, one of the most aromatic fragrances is that of the apple blossom. I love the trips I take by our apple trees, as I journey along the back field with my mower. Even after many springs and seemingly endless times around our trees, it never seems to get old. My only regret here is that, like many flowers, people and events in our lives, they are gone often before we really get to know them. Just when these venerable trees have reached their striking beauty, their petals begin to tumble across the lawn in the afternoon breeze. This lace-like pattern, beneath the tree, belies the fact that this season has reached its climax and summer has arrived.
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I feel the same way about my dogwood trees. The blooms fall from the trees way too soon! I love that blue birdhouse.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely poetic photo AND commentary.
ReplyDeleteAs for bumper stickers. I'm with you. I want people to know as little about me as possible unless I decide they are worthy of sharing. Bumper stickers are way too public! LOL!
So gorgeous. It's that way with our cherry blossoms, too. But it may be that the beauty lies in part to how short-lived they are :-)
ReplyDeleteI think we all love spring because it is so short and so beautiful!
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Good old blogger has captured so much of our blogs these last few days, but they haven't captured this lovely photo and your commentary. Good job!
ReplyDeleteI must admit one of the things I miss about living in the north lands are apple trees and their beautiful blossoms!
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on Ocala. I just now stopped laughing. I think it was your "I'm a good boy" statement. :-)
Beautiful apple and crab apple trees. And, boy do we agree with you about bumper sticker over population and triteness.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth : )
So beautiful. And great composition.
ReplyDeleteI am going crazy from mix of jasmine and lilac fragrance in parent's garden.
Ah, yes, perfectly said and perfectly captured. Love the little blue birdhouse, too.
ReplyDeleteDon't you sometimes wish you could be a bird? :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming photo Birdman, welcome back..
ReplyDeleteSad to say I have eaten lots of apple in my life but I have never seen before an apple blossom tree ! Thanks ...
ReplyDeleteMother Nature give us many pearls!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post, lights for your Sunday sweet friend!
Léia
What a beautiful photo. It reminds me of a Japanese print.
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