Spring for me is flowers –
Daffodils
Spring – again
a Magnolia
Magnolia in Spring sunshine
And wild flowers, here on the Piano Grande, Val Nerina, Umbria:
Spring on the Piano Grande
and spring flowers in Maramures, Romania
Wild flowers behind a Wooden Church in Maramures
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Love your spring blossoms Sue – especially those blankets of beauty!
Ah, great memories
Love your choice of photos, especially the one taken in Romania. I’m a fan of the hay bales, or at least I think that’s what those are. We saw them throughout Europe as well.
Yep, hay bales they were! Glad you like my selection
One of the best parts of spring, Sue. Just lovely.
janet
Glad you agree, Janet!!
The places you take me via your posts are fantastic. That wooden church in Romania reminded me of a castle from the fairy tales , perhaps where Rapunzel was imprisoned . Awesome photos Sue !
Thanks, Sheetal! Glad you like my wandering!
A beautiful set of photos for spring, Sue. 🙂
Many thanks, Amy!
Despite being in lock-down it was a good spring 🙂
Ah, well all these are old….
Beautiful photos!
Thanks! 😊
Spring is “flowers” for me, too, Sue. Lovely shots. What’s in front of the wooden church? Are they storage sheds?
Thanks, Patti! In front of the church are hay bales!
Thank you for taking us on this spring tour through your beautiful photos Sue!
My pleasure, Janaline!