Beautiful haiku and photo. I enjoy your posts very much. I signed up as a ffollower to this blog yesterday but 'm an old time follower of your book blog.
I will recommend all your blogs to my friends and colleagues. I say colleagues because I'm a land use lawyer and a planner and I lthink your planning blog is very insightful and should be read by the professionals in my field.
Beautiful pictures of lovely bluebells... Love the Haiku too. Thank you for your visit and comment. Yes, you can grow Medinilla Magnifica plant in your house. Happy Ester!
Beautiful meadows of bluebells! I love them! We find a lower Bluebell in Norway. At the coast, the moors, on poor soil, in forest edges and in the mountains up to 2050 meters above sea level.
How fortunate for us that these bluebells rang out to you so we could go through the door of your beautiful haiku and into their hidden glade... thank you!
i can hear the bells. . . such beauty you have shown me. i live outside an urban area but near the ocean. i like thinking about the mysteries of the cool dark forest floor.
Beautiful haiku and photo. I enjoy your posts very much. I signed up as a ffollower to this blog yesterday but 'm an old time follower of your book blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much! I don't have as many followers on this blog as I do on the other :)
DeleteI will recommend all your blogs to my friends and colleagues. I say colleagues because I'm a land use lawyer and a planner and I lthink your planning blog is very insightful and should be read by the professionals in my field.
DeleteI love the haiku and the photos...cheerful
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michelle! I literally turned a corner and there they were blanketing the floor of a little gully :)
DeleteBeautiful pictures of lovely bluebells...
ReplyDeleteLove the Haiku too.
Thank you for your visit and comment.
Yes, you can grow Medinilla Magnifica plant in your house.
Happy Ester!
I m going to look into that - what a spectacular house plant that would be!
DeleteYour words are serene and lovely ~
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Grace! Glad you stopped by!
Deletethis is pur delight, a favorite flower and color for me!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, that's great Peggy :)
DeleteI hear them all..with my eyes... excellent.. loved being here.. do visit me too at HMH.. RS:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by, Ramesh! (I will be over shortly!)
DeleteBeautiful meadows of bluebells!
ReplyDeleteI love them!
We find a lower Bluebell in Norway. At the coast, the moors, on poor soil, in forest edges and in the mountains up to 2050 meters above sea level.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! That is interesting about Norway - one of the things I am loving about blogging is finding out about the larger world :)
DeleteBluebell Forest is refreshing and wonderfully peaceful!
ReplyDeleteIts great hanging out there ;)
DeleteThis is as good as it gets. A beautiful Spring scene and description of the forest floor. Wonderful!
ReplyDeletePeace
Very kind words, Spadoman ;)
DeleteLovely haiku ~ well written and awesome photos ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked them - thanks for coming by!!
DeleteWhat a beautiful field of blue bell flowers!
ReplyDeleteCalling by as another Floral Friday Foto participant, I love bluebells and miss seeing carpets of them every Spring.
ReplyDeleteAw...well at least you got a photo! Plus you are seeing great things where you are :)
DeleteThey are so beautiful.
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How fortunate for us that these bluebells rang out to you so we could go through the door of your beautiful haiku and into their hidden glade... thank you!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you came by to share it, Lea!
DeleteForest...hidden glade sounds so whimsically beautiful to me. I'm a fan of blue flowers too. Lovely haiku. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteIt is an enchanted spot :)
DeleteRing out in joy! Shades of blue slpendor! I feel a nearby stream!
ReplyDeleteYou are correct!
DeleteI am really enjoying this whole blogging thing too! I love your NYC photos and writing - I have never been there, so you are letting me see it :)
ReplyDeletei can hear the bells. . . such beauty you have shown me. i live outside an urban area but near the ocean. i like thinking about the mysteries of the cool dark forest floor.
ReplyDeleteThe ocean is beautiful and I love it - but the forest is mysterious, which I also love :)
DeleteBeautiful capture, Libby! Have a Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteThank you for participating in Floral Friday Fotos!
Thanks...You too :)
Deletelove the photo and the poem!
ReplyDeleteCool - thanks for coming over :)
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