Monday, April 19, 2010

That's My World Tuesday: My world has turned green

I went on a walk this Sunday on the trails near and around Shelley Lake.
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The triangle area of North Carolina where I live has gone from mostly brown with a few flowers to lush growth within the space of a few weeks.
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Two weeks ago when I walked on this same trail there were very few trees that were leafing out and now they are all covered in leaves.
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A field beside the lake is filled with buttercups. I can remember stringing buttercups together for long necklaces when I was a child.
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The weather was perfect for walking on Sunday. It was chilly in the morning but the sun was shining and it grew warmer without getting hot.
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21 comments:

  1. How bright, cheery and refreshing to see so much SPRING!

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  2. Beautiful shots. The lake is very scenic spot.

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  3. Oh, Carver, I love all that beautiful green!!! How gorgeous! Terrific shots! Enjoy your week!!

    Sylvia

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  4. Your words are poetry dear Carver, and your pictures a beautiful Spring dream!Thanks so much for this wonderful post!
    Have a great week,
    Léia

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  5. W_O_N_D_E_R_F_U_L_

    post and shots

    we are also going for green :)))))

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  6. On a gorgeous day like that, no contest, one has to go out and enjoy the day with nature. If I had access to my images, you would see they would be similar to these images as I too took a walk under the sun.

    www.ewok1993.wordpress.com

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  7. Carver,
    Your world sure is beautiful! And I love the enthusiasm I can hear in what you have written!

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  8. so green! Looks like a beautiful day and excellent spot for a walk (and for photos!)

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  9. i love places like this....nice place for a walk and just for relaxing....

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  10. You captured that very special Spring green so well.

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  11. Beautiful, green, and very springlike.

    I, too, remember tying buttercups together in chains.

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  12. Those leaves look so fresh and clean. It's just how I would imagine North Carolina to be...green, green, green!

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  13. aloha carver,

    thanks for showing us a little bit about your corner of the world today....everything looks so green and lush, walking around these lakes are always fun to do!

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  14. Gorgeous, thanks for taking us on that walk

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  15. Wow - such vivid greenery. So soothing and cheerful!

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  16. Gorgeous piece of nature in such lush green Springtime :D!

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  17. What a treat for the eyes. Simply superb. I could imagine how rejuvenating a walk through these terrain will be.

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  18. I had always seen these beautiful yellow flowers on a green green field in movies but had not encountered it here. Had no idea it was called buttercup. What a nice name.

    Great capture of nature you have there. Simply gorgeous.

    Hope you have a nice day.

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  19. Isn't it wonderful to see the world turning green again. I see the changes everyday when driving to work. You are a bit more ahead than here in this part of the UK.

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