Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Greening
Another fabulous tree that I pass most days on my walk to work. It really does seem an unusually vibrant green this year - and again the colour comes mainly from its flowers/blossom rather than the emerging leaves. I think it's a sycamore (though I may have that wrong). You may recognise the mill in the background as I have shown it before on my blog. It's the Victoria Mills complex, now converted into loft-style apartments. Click the Victoria Mills label below for more info about it.
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A reminder too that this weekend 20-22 April is World Heritage Weekend and Saltaire is hosting a varied programme of events. See the Saltaire Village website for full details and a programme. I hope to be able to report on it later!
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Victoria Mills
Location:
Shipley, West Yorkshire, UK
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Every year I'm amazed by the brightness of the new green shoots of spring - long may it continue!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for our trees to spring into green. I love big old trees in town environment, it means so much.
ReplyDeleteYes, and the rain the last couple of days will help.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that beautiful - and so promising! Here too, in NW Wisconsin, we are greening up like crazy. Today we're having a wonderful rain and the lime green new leaves are coming out. As always, I enjoy your blog, Jenny.
ReplyDeleteThe trees seem to have been very slow in greening this year, but I think it's only because the flowers came so soon and raised the level of my expectation. It's very good to see the skeletons being covered for the summer :)
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely shaped tree and watching it change colours must be interesting. Have a good weekend. I will be winging my way to LA. on Sunday.
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