Yesterday I had some free time between physical therapy and picking up Charlie at doggy daycare so I headed to Front Royal because I heard that the Virginia bluebells were beginning to bloom along the river. I have photographed them before at Eastham Park.
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I found plenty of buds on bluebell plants, but only a few blossoms. For the picture, I held my phone upside down to get the lens close to the ground.
The paved path at Eastham Park is very popular. Within a few minutes you may see families, runners, people with dogs, cyclists, fishermen, and even a photographer or two.
The Bluebells are lovely and I always enjoy the river views. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteYES! I saw the turtle! Love the photo.
ReplyDelete...beautiful, I saw my first snowdrops yesterday.
ReplyDeleteI see the turtle at the far left of the log and the bluebells are simply gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLove that you stretched and bent and got a photo of the bluebells!
ReplyDeleteYes, I see the turtle.
ReplyDeleteI see the turtle and the bluebells are lovely.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Nice shots! I found the turtle.
ReplyDeleteBluebell blossoms are beautiful. Thanks for sharing with Garden Affair.
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