...thinking about Vagabonde’s photographs of Callaway Gardens from last April is what keeps me going until Spring rolls around again.
Have a look.
Gorgeous, isn’t it? And there weren’t even any dogwoods in blossom to make the scenes of spring in Georgia even more beautiful.
Vagabonde hails from France originally but now lives with her husband in Marietta, Georgia -- just a hop, skip, and jump down the road from Canton. She travels extensively and wields a mean camera.
I’m so glad.
Winter Olympics notwithstanding, one can look at ice and snow for only so long.
A cracking name for a blog, and you know I really needed all that colour in beautiful bloom form, so than you. She's an excellent photographer.
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ReplyDeleteMichelle (All Consuming), I'm glad to have helped you make Vagabonde's acquaintance, as it were.
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Everyone, Lord Pudding's message was HANG IN THERE, BOB. THE HUSKIES ARE COMING THROUGH.
If the huskies are coming, can Lord Pudding be far behind?
ReplyDeleteOh, I've always loved azaleas. Thanks for the beauty.
ReplyDeleteStunning photos of breathtaking scenery! I did wonder if the snake was poisonous? In Western WA, where I live, there are no poisonous snakes or awful things like scorpions etc. Are there awful things in Georgia (remember, we're talking about wildlife.....)?
ReplyDeleteAll the best to you and Ellie Robert! Stay warm and hang in there.
ReplyDeleteHow I miss Callaway, Brookgreen, Bellingrath, and so many more. As pretty as Oregon is, it's not subtropical, and so its gardens can never equal the beauty of those in the South.
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