Black Mountain

A grey spring day at Lake Tomahawk, Mar 22, 2024

Sunday, May 12, 2019

Mountain laurel closer to home

This bush is mostly green, with these star-like clusters of white flowers.


But when I look into the heart of the blossoms, there's that wonderful little face of a mountain laurel.

We also have some sweet Peonies.

They have a while to bloom.

3 comments:

  1. I began seeing comments from you recently and was a bit bewildered. Then, you mentioned a history with Hartford and Florida and ending up halfway back. When I checked your profile, I discovered that you have, not one, and not two, and not three, but four blogs and that you post to EACH of them most days. I am exhausted just thinking about the effort that takes. I admire your diligence, but I sure won't try to emulate that. Congratulations, Barbara, and thanks for finding my blog.

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  2. Thanks, Jack, for stopping by and checking all my blogs. It's just my way of (attempting) organizing things, using geography, art, opinions and ancestry to go in 4 directions. I haven't always done it, so many older posts are more mishmash. I'm enjoying your posts (all on one site!) I hope that more bloggers will start sharing their lives since it's so easy.

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So glad to have your comments...whatever they may be. I'm one who likes to reply sometime or another, so others will see that; or you might happen back sometime and see what conversation might have started.