Good morning from a rather cold and chilly Hastings morning.
The prompt from The Daily Post today is spring. Well here in the southern hemisphere we are well into autumn and driving around yesterday I noticed the lovely autumn colours of the trees now losing their leaves.
So for this post it was a matter of diving into my archives for some photos taken last spring.
So for the first two photos I have gone for a New Zealand theme. We always know when spring has arrived and the native bush goes gold with these golden flowers. They are a very sweet flower and very popular with all the birdlife.
Then there are the usual blossoms.
And I can’t forget the daffodils.
Here are some other great posts for this challenge.
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/spring-2/
Spring and Here is my Bearded Iris of the Day
http://irisgreenwald.wordpress.com/2014/05/02/weekly-photo-challenge-spring/
http://shareandconnect.wordpress.com/2014/05/02/33200/
Step Into Christmas? No, Spring Into Summer…!
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Lovely Raewyn, it seems so strange to me that you’re entering the autumn we just left behind. 😀
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I know. Professional skiers experience winter all year round – me? I would like to experience spring and summer all year round. 😀
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So beautiful! I love all of these! Your editing is beautiful! 🌸🌸
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Thank you so much. 😀
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Gorgeous captures! 🙂
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Thanks Jackie. 😀
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Lovely spring photos in autumn here!
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Thank you. 😀
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😀
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Beautiful, Raewyn. The first times I came to your blog I thought you were from Hastings, England. Did you change your blog theme or am I just losing what’s left of my mind after my tussles with WP yesterday? It looks good, no matter whether you did or not.
janet
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Thanks Janet. Yes my blog has changed. And I live in Hastings, New Zealand. Named of course after Hastings, England – I think. 😀
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I know now that you live in NZ, but it took me a few weeks to realize it. Yup, the blog looks good.
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I am in love with the flowers that attract the birds, bees and butterflies. When we move to Idaho permanently, my garden will have scads… I really love that yellow flower.
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