The Blossom’s On Its Way Out … …. for another year. For Debbie’s One Word Sunday: White Share this: Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like Loading... Author: margaret21 I'm retired and live in North Yorkshire, where I walk , write, volunteer and travel as often as I can. View all posts by margaret21
Always lovely! I’ve been admiring wisteria now the magnolias are almost over here. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Here too. Magnolia over, wisteria and lilac at their glorious scented best. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Spring is blooming here, although the temperatures are unseasonably cold for the flowers. LikeLike Reply
A lovely photo but you’re right, it’s time to say goodbye to blossom for another year. Here we have wisteria at its peak as well as the horse chestnuts and hawthorns 🙂 LikeLike Reply
A lovely capture Margaret but your message made me a bit sad 😢. I suppose the joy of springtime would be less if there were no winter. Sigh. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Sigh indeed. But now it’s wisteria and lilac, then the riot of colour of the summer garden and meadows. We can’t have it all, constantly …. LikeLike Reply
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
Beautiful!
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It’s such a lovely time of year, isn’t it?
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Sad to say goodbye but, as you say, there’s always next year
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Glorious, unlike today’s Leeds weather xx
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Rain, rain hasn’t gone to Spain, has it? xx
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It’s a DIY day! xx
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Always lovely! I’ve been admiring wisteria now the magnolias are almost over here.
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Here too. Magnolia over, wisteria and lilac at their glorious scented best.
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Spring is blooming here, although the temperatures are unseasonably cold for the flowers.
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A lovely photo but you’re right, it’s time to say goodbye to blossom for another year. Here we have wisteria at its peak as well as the horse chestnuts and hawthorns 🙂
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A lovely capture Margaret but your message made me a bit sad 😢. I suppose the joy of springtime would be less if there were no winter. Sigh.
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Sigh indeed. But now it’s wisteria and lilac, then the riot of colour of the summer garden and meadows. We can’t have it all, constantly ….
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