In the early spring by the pond, the trees are still bare from winter, the grass still a sort of khaki-olive drab color as the ground begins to thaw. The air is still chilled but the days begin to get longer and the sun begins to warm things up.
A drive down the Merritt Parkway in Stamford, Connecticut will be filled with sunlight as the grasses begin to green and the trees begin to bud.
A walk through Waveny Park in New Canaan, Connecticut gives sweeping vistas of the ever changing landscape. The leaves on the trees unfurled with their new found beauty bask in the warming sun.
Springtime in the beginning of the gardening season one of my favorite times of year. A time for new growth and beginnings.
This is my post for Lens-Artist Photo Challenge #105- Spring.
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6 responses to “Lens-Artist Photo Challenge #105 Spring”
Oh my, have spent many a mule in traffic on the Merritt! Lovely spring scenery
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Merritt Parkway = Traffic. It didn’t used to be that way – so many more cars than 10-20 years ago. Although I remember when that road had tolls in the 80s!
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Me too 😀
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Mile, not mule. Jeesh!!
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Nice photos. Well done. The Merritt never looked better.
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I’ve also logged many hours on the Merritt! Your shot of the basil makes me almost think I can smell that wonderful scent! The pea plant is also a good choice. Lovely.
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