I can't resist adding one more from yesterday, a large crab apple tree in full bloom beside the Dow's Lake pavilion. This was a "point and click" photo out the driver's side car window when I took my foot off the accelerator pedal, let the car creep very slowly forward. I daren't stop. Not only threatening signs but a traffic police lady just behind me might have got very cross if I'd stopped. A flower I forgot to mention yesterday is the native trillium, a delicate three-petal flower that grows in the shade under trees. Not many around the Canal, but lots further afield, and like everything else, better this year than any time in the past 40 years.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Crab apple wants in
I can't resist adding one more from yesterday, a large crab apple tree in full bloom beside the Dow's Lake pavilion. This was a "point and click" photo out the driver's side car window when I took my foot off the accelerator pedal, let the car creep very slowly forward. I daren't stop. Not only threatening signs but a traffic police lady just behind me might have got very cross if I'd stopped. A flower I forgot to mention yesterday is the native trillium, a delicate three-petal flower that grows in the shade under trees. Not many around the Canal, but lots further afield, and like everything else, better this year than any time in the past 40 years.
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