Showing posts with label high meadow blooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label high meadow blooms. Show all posts

Saturday, May 30, 2020

The High Meadows Are in Full Bloom After Early May Rains.

One of the last trips to the high meadows of North Texas saw the cutting of  last seasons stubs from a very pretty season. Ironically, one of the first trips there this spring after my hospital stay during the month of May was somewhat of a shocker to see the blooms and colors going across the meadows like a paint brush of color on a fresh canvas.


Suffice it to say, the meadows are off to a spectacular start this season. The only thing left now is to cross the fingers and toes that the fall season will be far better to view and enjoy than the Spring of 2020.
Thistle Blooms
Major color display over several high meadows have got a good start.

Cannot do any hurkle-durkling or any WCS. I already burned that candle on Wednesday

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