I was always told to stay away from fast ladies, and she looks speedy. Lovely blossoms, and so thick. A perfect spring photo.
Thank you for your visit and comment on my blog today. That irrigation equipment is unusually large, even for here. I just liked the graphic nature of the equipment.
Are apple trees trimmed into walls like this in your region? How unusual. In New England, trees are kept pruned low, to help with picking, but they usually have the normal natural shape.
Forget that pink lady. I'm loving those blossoms!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a lovely place to run.
ReplyDeletePink ladies are rally nice, as are the espaliered trees.
ReplyDeleteIs she a testimonial?
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the woman in pink!
ReplyDeleteI'm going with yes they are pink ladies Karl.. although what I base this on I'm not sure :) Love the mass blossoms.
ReplyDeleteI was always told to stay away from fast ladies, and she looks speedy. Lovely blossoms, and so thick. A perfect spring photo.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit and comment on my blog today. That irrigation equipment is unusually large, even for here. I just liked the graphic nature of the equipment.
Terrific image, Karl! The contrast works well.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen a wall of blossoms like this before. Wow.
ReplyDelete:-) Einfach tolles Foto!
ReplyDeleteAre apple trees trimmed into walls like this in your region? How unusual. In New England, trees are kept pruned low, to help with picking, but they usually have the normal natural shape.
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