Across the yard, there was a wonderful opportunity to take a walk through some uncleared brush. I got about ten feet into the area when I looked down only to see "leaves of three, don't touch me" or poison ivy most likely. I slowly backed out.
Plan A could no longer be followed, I went to Plan B. I found these flowers in the grass.
Something about this photo appeals to me.
Huge elephant ears.
A tree with red berries . . . everyone was too busy for me to ask the name.Until next time, God bless.
10 comments:
Lynn, you're lucky to still have greenery and flowers down there in Texas! :)
Lynn, I like the one with the bricks showing through the giant leaves. All very nice captures, though. You ARE multi-talented, trust me!
hello Lynn, i m claire, glad to come by to read your blog .. thanks for sharing the pics here...
regards from www.reanaclaire.com
I like all the detail in your photos. It adds a lot of interest. It is nice seeing all that green. Everything here is brown. Great shots.
It would be nice to have flowers in the winter, but I would miss the change of seasons and the snow!
Very nice pics! Lovely colours!
Every tree here in Italy is turning brown and bare.
Sue.
Beautiful plants and flowers, everything is so green. Your photos are great Lynn, thanks for sharing.
Judy
Great Pictures!! Love the Texas countryside!
I have been seeing lots of photos of leaves these days, I have been staring at the leaves in the garden just this morning and I noticed that we grow that elephant ear plant that you've posted...they're huge!
AL
Thank God you recognized poison ivy. I have no idea what it looks like. I bet if I ever touch it I'll never forget what it looks like. LOL
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