It may be 20 degrees out, but we are still within winter's grasp as there are no tulips in bloom yet. The owner of the fields told me that by next weekend there would be "some" colour and hopefully within two weeks the fields will be in full bloom. However, he added that it might be longer as there is snow in the forecast for next Thursday!
On the way home, I stopped to take pictures of Mt. Cheam. It is a gorgeous mountain that overlooks our small town. No matter where you are in town, you can get a view of Mt. Cheam.
I managed to find this small plot of daffodils--the only sign that Spring can't be far off!
Gracious what a view. Spectacular.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a mountain in my back or front yard like that. Gorgeous! And, I cannot wait to see the tulip pictures again. It must be spectacular to see them in person with all the rows of wonderful color.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love daffodils . . . ours our gone already - but they'll be back next year *s*
ReplyDeleteGreat minds do think alike! Beautiful majestic mountain pictures. You'll have to pay another visit to the tulip fields in a week or two. You need a do-over for sure :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful mountains! must be stunning to look around to such a great view! I don't think I'd ever tire of looking at the mountains :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible view!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! What a view of the gorgeous mountain with it's coating of snow. Your daffodils say spring!
ReplyDeleteOh, lovely... the mountain and the daffodils both. :)
ReplyDeletewasn't Saturday beautiful?? good to know about the tulips-i've been wanting to head out that to see them
ReplyDeletegreat pics I hope you can take some in the tulip fields again this year and I loved the pics you shared last year they were beautiful........
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