The Seasons

Spring is beginning to creep in. Today's the last day of February and I'm ready to say "Goodbye Winter".  I see more and more green everyday.  I can't wait until the countryside is covered in wild Texas blooms!

spring creepers
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21 comments :

  1. Anonymous9:41 AM CST

    I'm seeing more & more flowers & I'm lovin it! I'm ready to say goodbye to winter, too! =)

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  2. Susan4:41 PM CST

    Pretty gazebo! I cannot wait until Spring...

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    1. Unknown12:06 PM CST

      well, I never thought of it that way,
      Psst... - It's a corn crib

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  3. TexWisGirl8:11 AM CST

    a gazebo or a corn crib? :)

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  4. Tanya Breese8:47 AM CST

    i'm ready! pretty picture!

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  5. Mona's Picturesque9:19 AM CST

    I love every single one of your photos! And your blog :) and want to thank you for bringing so much beauty into my life!!! Keep going! X

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    1. Unknown12:07 PM CST

      That is so kind!! It gives me motivation to keep it up.

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  6. Liz10:29 AM CST

    Lovely shot and great processing. You have such a beautiful blog.

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  7. Anne Payne10:38 AM CST

    I'm not much of a photographer, and don't understand all the editing that y'all do, but I can sure appreciate the beauty in, and of this photo!

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  8. Evelyn S.11:02 AM CST

    Your spring creepers are beautiful, Kristy! I'm curious as to the purpose of that little building!

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    1. Unknown12:12 PM CST

      Why it's sculpture art for the field! Really is to store dry corn. After the harvest, corn, still on the cob, is placed in the crib either with or without the husk.

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  9. Anonymous11:07 AM CST

    I used to have one of those very similar. Now it's panels to make my cattle/goat lane. Great shot.

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  10. tiarastantrums12:19 PM CST

    lovely photos - and lucky you for the peeks of greenery! We are still dull and brown around these parts!

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  11. Nancy12:48 PM CST

    There are a few peeks of spring showing up here as well -- great composition and editing, Kristy. :) Thanks for sharing with us at Rural Thursday.

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  12. Lisa @ Two Bears Farm1:30 PM CST

    Very pretty - we're seeing a little spring around here too :-)

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  13. Gina Kleinworth6:48 PM CST

    It sure is coming fast isn't it?! Won't be long before we are all complaining about the heat.

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    1. Pkey7:25 AM CST

      I know, it often feels like we've skipped spring. So I'm always eager to enjoy every bit of it!

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  14. trishie11:37 PM CST

    Spring for you means autumn for me in Australia. I'm so sad to see summer go. You have a beautiful blog!

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  15. Eva Ricci2:24 PM CST

    I wold love to say goodbye to winter but the snow keeps falling...sigh Beautiful photo!!!!

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  16. Brian King9:37 PM CST

    We don't have any green yet, but I have a feeling it's not far away. Lovely photos!

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