April 7, 2014

Finally It's Spring!


Spring was late coming to Virginia this year but finally we are seeing buds and flowers. I took these pictures yesterday. Today is cold and rainy, but at least we're not shivering in the snow.

At Blandy in Clarke County, VA


Linking to: Catching the Light

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13 comments:

  1. TexWisGirl8:56 PM, April 07, 2014

    it was late to texas, too, but hooray for va!

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  2. Nevin9:12 PM, April 07, 2014

    Thats such a great soothing sight. Did not see it yet in Chicago :(

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  3. William Kendall9:37 PM, April 07, 2014

    Beautiful, Linda!

    Here it seems a bit elusive.

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  4. Ms. A9:41 PM, April 07, 2014

    Yep, even late to my part of Texas!

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  5. A Colorful World2:11 AM, April 08, 2014

    Wonderfully beautiful spring shots!

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  6. Eat To Live8:22 AM, April 08, 2014

    My Daffodills aren't blooming yet, they are just out of the ground a few inches... but my garlick and onion chives are up pretty good now.

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  7. Lisa @ Two Bears Farm8:49 AM, April 08, 2014

    It's about time, huh?!

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  8. Lisa @ Two Bears Farm8:49 AM, April 08, 2014

    It's about time, huh?!

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  9. colleen8:54 AM, April 08, 2014

    I'm so happy to see flowers again. The crocus and daffodils make me want to write poetry.

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  10. Lmkazmierczak10:04 AM, April 08, 2014

    Does my heart good to see blooms! http://lauriekazmierczak.com/empty-pods/

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  11. Connie12:01 PM, April 08, 2014

    The flowers are so beautiful to see! I'm glad spring has finally arrived.

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  12. Ela1:43 PM, April 08, 2014

    Beautiful photos of spring.
    I'm so happy that spring has finally arrived.
    Greetings

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  13. Casa Mariposa7:55 PM, April 08, 2014

    I'm also in VA and finally have daffs blooming and perennials breaking dormancy. Yay!! Beautiful pics. :o)

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