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Showing posts with label creeks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creeks. Show all posts

Sunday, May 23, 2010

Lilacs



As a child, I would climb the lilac that had grown wild beside my parents garage. We lived on a farm as you know and my mother was an amazing gardener. We had more flowers and plants than anyone else I knew for many years! (Flower gardens not being high on the priority list for rural Canada when I was young.)




I would climb the old shrub and feel on top of the world! It grew way higher than the roof and I recall it was very big.


 Of course being small myself at the time, it seemed I was climbing to the land of Jack's giants and even to this day I can remember how smart and strong I felt while scaling those limbs.


 I would scooch over onto the asphalt shingle roof of the garage and sit out there for hours watching traffic going up and down the dirt road.  I was positive I was invisible, but of course I know now that I was not. 

How funny the thoughts of a child?






I was a lucky girl! My folks never said Boo about me climbing that tree. It was my secret garden and they were smart enough to let me have it!


 Did you have a secret spot too?


All of these photos were again shot and loaded directly from my Nikon P90 and then posted without alteration of any kind.

Friday, March 19, 2010

Winter Scenes

As the sun gets stronger and we have days of warmth, it's time to clean out the cache and post the last of the winter shots for awhile!

A meandering Creek in winter...

 

So black is the water.


 

The ripples rushing silently along.

 

Undercutting the bank, creating an island. 

See? There can be beauty in winter!



All of these photos were again shot and loaded directly from my Nikon P90 and then posted without alteration of any kind.

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Winter Scenes Creek

A beautiful creek in winter!



 

Wanderlust is my constant companion.
   Where does that road go?

 

A serene country cemetery lane.
I love how the streak from the windshield looks like a 'Touched By An Angel' sort of light beam!

Taken with my Nikon P90
Downloaded straight from the camera and posted without alteration.