Saturday, 5 May 2012
Spring's soft colours
Like a lot of places across the world, England seems to have been under a deluge of rain this last week or two. Ironically, shortly before that, hosepipe bans were introduced due to the prolonged drought... I think hosepipe bans must be a kind of rain dance! Anyway, the rain does help nature's Spring growth spurt and, in the brief bright interludes, everywhere is looking rather pretty. Here is Saltaire's church, peeping sweetly through the blossom.
Labels:
blossom,
church,
Saltaire,
Saltaire URC,
seasons,
World Heritage Site,
Yorkshire
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What a delightful image. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLoveliest of trees, the cherry now is hung with blossom along the bough . . . A. E Housman
Strangely enough, Spring is struggling in this neck of the woods. This is a welcome, colourful reminder of how it should be.
ReplyDeleteHi Jenny .. gosh you're lucky some sun too - great photo - Spring is just wonderful .. our horse-chestnuts are bursting .. and I love those trees - remind me of my childhood home of long ago! Cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteOn a day like... with a view like this... it's simply grand to be alive.
ReplyDeleteWhat a subtle way of showing the church. Beautufully composed shot.
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