This beautiful scene with the Canadian Goslings lazing about on the fresh green lawn next to Lake Nevin was just one of many beautiful scenes that I witnessed on that day. I long for those warm Spring days with bright green lawns and bushes and freshly grown leaves. If I could will it to be, I would have already done so. I know there are those who are still covered in Winter's snow, but here in the Bluegrass State I cannot wait for Spring to begin to burst forth. I have been absent this week only because I had to travel out of town for several days to a meeting. This was a rare time when I didn't even take my camera equipment. I felt lost without it, but didn't actually need it. I would be out of doors now, but the cloud cover is fairly solid with only an occasional stream of sunshine making it through. Tomorrow perhaps. Hope you are enjoying your weekend albeit warm and dry or cold and knee deep in Winter's cover. ENJOY!
Made for a beautiful photograph Carol, a wonderful intro' to spring, I hope it holds on now for you and all...
ReplyDeleteNow, Carol, you know better than to will Old Man Winter away! He'll just be stubborn and overstay his welcome. It's sunny here today - we skied this AM but now we're keeping Sam so the others can ski. It's busy at the resort - the start of spring break for many.
ReplyDeleteSorry Barb but so desperate fir a Spring. I would give up my soul.
DeleteWhat a lovely scenery :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo of these sweet goslings. It will be 2 months or more before we see them along the lake near us and I can never get close enough for such good pictures as they run off. We have a huge snow predicted for Wednesday. I won't be venturing far this week I guess. The sun just set at 7:23 pm. So nice to have the longer daylight.
ReplyDeleteOh Pamela please stay warm. Sorry you're getting snow this week. If only a Spring would turn uo.
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