The Flying Blossom

The night before this we had some rain or snow, or wind maybe - whatever it was, it caused this little blossom to fall. However, though it lost its petals, it didn't fall to the ground, but instead caught on the string of a spider web. It was swinging about in the wind when I found it and here is me attempting to capture it. (Most of the photos I took look just like the fourth picture down.)

Around work

Darwin hybrid - Apeldoorn's Elite

Fields

Hiking at Deer Creek Canyon -- pretty fields of flowers all over!

Twilight Peak, Colorado

Lately

I haven't been posting as frequently lately, though I have been taking as many pictures as usual, if not more. Partly I think that is because work has been getting more stressful and when I get home I rarely feel like being on the computer since I do that all day long at work. But mostly this is because my stupid, inexpensive memory card reader broke... Needless to say, I have a bunch of photos to catch up with. Lots of hiking photos and lots of spring flowers!! Soon I will have to do a whole post on my tulips. My mom and I really outdid ourselves this year with a variety of new types of tulips. You'll see sooner rather than later, I hope.

My birdbath

I see my path, but I don't know where it leads. Not knowing where I'm going is what inspires me to travel it.

- rosalia de castro -

Edinburgh, Scotland