Wonders of Nature
You have to love this time of the year. You walk outside and you can see many wonders of nature.
One wonders of nature are roses in full bloom. . .
. . . . another wonder of nature is trees that have leafed out and are flowering.
One of my favorite wonders of nature this time of year is grape clusters just starting to form on the vine. . . .
. . . then there are the true wonders of nature.
Okay, that might be a little much.
One wonders of nature are roses in full bloom. . .
. . . . another wonder of nature is trees that have leafed out and are flowering.
One of my favorite wonders of nature this time of year is grape clusters just starting to form on the vine. . . .
. . . then there are the true wonders of nature.
Okay, that might be a little much.
posted by Ralph at 6:53 PM
14 Comments:
The last pic is also filled with wonder Ralph. I know when I'm on the range I have several questions all starting with "I wonder..." why I'm doing this,, when the temps will go down add infinity.
beautiful,,, we some times miss those things
Ralph,
I never considered you a wonder of nature. But, hey, I'm open minded.
A wonder of nature?? Oh you are talkling about those trees I see in the far distance right?
Do you have to go out there and pick up all those balls??
I like those four photos of the "fore" wonders. ;)
Beautiful photos, though the impressiveness of the last one depends on the result of the swing...
*G*
Ha, ha, teee, heee!
Another wonder of nature will be if your drive goes straight.
Ralph swings.
Another slice.
A nearby person mumbles under his breath, "It's a wonder he hit the thing at all."
Yes. There are wonders of nature everywhere!! :-)
The rose is BEAUTIFUL! Thank you for a wonderful picture.
Lovely, wonderful things...even the last one! (You are wonderfully made, aren't you?)
Until I saw the driving range I thought your garden had really taken off big time.
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Not being one for too much golf, I was wondering how many times you get to hit it to get it past that front yellow string? Doesn't look too hard. Maybe I'll try it someday.
That yellow rose is just magnificent. I can just imagine the fragrance!
I never did any golfing so can't imagine the wonder involved.
However I have always wondered how chasing a little white ball with a long club could be challenging....
My son would have a blast trying to collect all those golf balls.
Ralph - I have a darling wee bunny living under my deck. At least I considered him "darling" until he ate all the leaves off my three miniature rose bushes. Now I have tiny pink, yellow, and red & white roses and buds on a long, bare stems! Don't you need a small rabbit to complete your "farm"?
Maddie
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