The setting sun
dancing on the bark
of our Giant Sequoia
~
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Chasing the light
in the Pacific Northwest
with my Canon 7d
I'm a free spirited aging hippie
who loves talking to flowers, chasing rainbows
and photographing all the beauty that surrounds us
Thanks for taking a peek into my little world
Laura
who loves talking to flowers, chasing rainbows
and photographing all the beauty that surrounds us
Thanks for taking a peek into my little world
Laura
Chasing the light
in the Pacific Northwest
with my Canon 7d
~
Thank you for stopping by
It is so greatly appreciated! ♥
It is so greatly appreciated! ♥
Life is an adventure!
The heart sees
what is hidden to the eyes
and the heart knows things
the mind
cannot begin to understand
what is hidden to the eyes
and the heart knows things
the mind
cannot begin to understand
Friends
My Inspiration
Through my blog and yours
I’ve met and made
so many wonderful friends
Who’ve enriched my life
in so many wonderful ways
Ways that words cannot begin
to express ♥
I’ve met and made
so many wonderful friends
Who’ve enriched my life
in so many wonderful ways
Ways that words cannot begin
to express ♥
Enjoy my pix
but please
don't call them
your own. ♥
but please
don't call them
your own. ♥
~
The Chronicles
-
▼
2020
(357)
-
▼
April
(30)
- The Delectable Dogwood
- Heavenly Hostas
- Sequoia Sundown
- Life Renewed
- Apple Blossom Time
- The Unfurling
- Last Light
- Bursting with Buds
- Making Ripples
- Awakenings
- All Dressed in White
- Seeing Spring
- Being Grateful
- A Tender Touch
- Anticipation
- A Passion for Pink
- Bluebells in Springtime
- Fleeting Magnificence
- Easter Bouquet
- Spring Runoff
- Trillium
- Buds and Blooms
- Beginnings
- Shy Pink
- Seeking Spring
- Fly Me to the Moon
- Beauty Blooms
- Talk to the Flowers
- A Touch of Spring
- Rusty and Worn
-
▼
April
(30)
Endeavor to Persevere
4 comments:
Amazing
He's grown so much-- from a little seedling to a VERY big tree. I love this picture! ♥♥♥
Stunning close up LAura. Stay well, stay safe and stay home.
Wow, to have a Sequoia in your backyard!
I was watching a gardening programme on TV last night. We were taken to Melbourne's historic Cranlan House, established 100 years ago by the owner of the Myer Emporium. Its fine gardens and vast lawns are dotted with many significant specimen trees, one of which was a tall stately Sequoia Tree. I only learnt of these trees when we visited Yosemite Park in 1996.
Post a Comment