What a year for blossom trees!
I’ve gone a little blossom crazy because next week I go to Poland, and I know that when I come back they’ll mostly have vanished. Isn’t this the most beautiful time of year?
I won’t be posting 6WS next week, and I have just one more Monday walk to take before I’m gone. You can catch me there if you like, or even join in, if you have a walk you’d like to share.
Meantime, have a happy and colourful weekend, and don’t forget to visit Cate at Show My Face to post your Six word Saturday.
Itβs nice to look back- Iβve had to delete a lot of my old posts as used up all my storage!
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I’m in a similar position. Trying to decide what I want to do next and if I’m taking Restlessjo into another year π€π
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How beautiful! Wonderful pink blossom π cheerfulness on this grey and windy Saturday morning.
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Heavens, this is an oldie! Bit like me π π Thanks for visiting, Caryl! Have a good weekend.
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Awesome shades of pink. quite lovely. I thought I had missed your walk this week, but it seems I didn’t. Great expectation of spring. thanks for sharing. vw
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Just home and trying to find my English head again π I’ll be back with a Polish walk on Monday, and I have just a few shares for 6WS tomorrow. Thanks for looking for me!
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Blossoms, blooms and fields of sweet creatures – the true embodiment of spring. Lovely! (I’m thinking of you in Poland, exploring and capturing!)
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Thanks, Elisa π I’ve had a wonderful time. Home late tomorrow.
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This is pure indulgence, Jo … !!!! And the wee lambs, I miss them so … the joy of spring in UK and Ireland. One of the things I miss most from my time over there. What a beautiful post. You have done it again, my heart has gone all fuzzy. *smile
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This one spammed too! I’m gonna kill WP! Now, is that a kind and charitable thing to say on a Sunday morning? Sorry Sweden didn’t win last night. Concita was so popular and a good wiiner, I think. Sunny hugs π
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And I’m so happy that you “found” me and my comments.
We can’t win all the time .. I liked Denmark’s song and UK’s – you, haven’t been very lucky for years now, but yesterday UK got some points.
Still the best son won. The Netherlander’s song I couldn’t connect with at all.
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too gorgeous, i can smell the fragrance!!!
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The flowers are wonderful here in Poland too π (helped by a little gentle rain)
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The blossoms are beautiful Jo, but I must admit I’m partial to the little sheep π Have a wonderful trip–looking forward to some terrific reports!
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Thanks, Tina. It’s wedding day tomorrow! Exciting π
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Beautiful blossom tree I love the image jo π
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The loveliest time of year, Jake π Many thanks for your visit.
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WOW! I fall in love with all of them π Thank you, have a nice day, love, nia
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They are really lovely, Nia. Even after heavy rain, they seem to be recovering ok. π Thank you! I will try to visit with you before I go.
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Wonderful awesome pink and white! Great captures. I’d get stiffneck lookingbat those tree too. And yes, having seen cherry blossoms in Japan this year. I concur. This is the blossomest π year for me by far.
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Japan is synonymous with cherry trees, Rommel. I’m pretty jealous! π
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Beautiful visions of spring, those lambs are so cute
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Aren’t they, just, Pauline! There are heaps of them, too, this year π
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So lovely. The perfect shade of pink. Do you know what kind of trees / blossoms they are?
Who can resist those fluffy little lambs? I love spring!
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I asked the resident expert (my husband, Jackie π ) and he said ‘there are hundreds of types’ so I’m afraid I can’t specify what type of cherry tree. But those are definitely lambs π π
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