En cette periode de cloclomania, c'est une autre chanson qui me vient en tête.. :o)) L'arbre est sublime, et va bien avec la maison derrière..Quel petit paradis!
Oh no, now I can't get the song out of MY head, thanks Ciel, that'll teach me for pressing music links haha! Both beautiful images, but the first is so gorgeous with the bonus of the wrought iron gate. I bet the smell was divine.
I saw a tree like this last year in Bucharest, but have zero chance of spotting one here in this scrap town in southern China! So I'll just enjoy this eye candy you've shared. Don't remember this song from Grateful Dead... hmmm... Hope you are well! I've found a program to bust through China's firewall, but it makes possting and blog hopping real sloooow... so I'm limited by that and time constraints.
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I love Japanese magnolias! ours bloom here in Mobile, Alabama over a month ago.
ReplyDeleteune belle couleur et une chanson entêtante ;o)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spring flowers, love them.
ReplyDeleteWe have these here as well. such a nice soft color.
ReplyDeleteI love it when these trees bloom here...couldn't play the song, blocked for copyright reasons, so it said!
ReplyDeleteMagnolias in bloom are marvelous. In my area, the blooms are very short-lived.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful tree.
ReplyDeleteI think we do call them Japanese Magnolias or maybe tulip trees here. Whatever, you have captured them beautifully.
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I am glad to see such blossom !
ReplyDeleteJe suis genée!J'ai jamais entendu cette chanson! :( Je vais chercher ça.
ReplyDeleteLes fleurs sont ravissantes!
bisous
Léia
En cette periode de cloclomania, c'est une autre chanson qui me vient en tête.. :o))
ReplyDeleteL'arbre est sublime, et va bien avec la maison derrière..Quel petit paradis!
il faut enprofiter les fleurs durent peu
ReplyDeletereste la chanson
Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI really love that first shot!
ReplyDeleteThe magnolia is so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite kind of magnolia! I really like your first shot with the iron fence and the fleur-de-lis.
ReplyDeletePS: Do you know what the April theme day is?
Oh no, now I can't get the song out of MY head, thanks Ciel, that'll teach me for pressing music links haha! Both beautiful images, but the first is so gorgeous with the bonus of the wrought iron gate. I bet the smell was divine.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteAnd that's one of my favorite Grateful Dead songs. Like the above comment says, it'll stay in my head all day, which is a thing to be grateful for.
Wonderful to see a Magnolia of any shade in flower..
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question about a ploughmans lunch... the answer is yes and Cheshire has some wonderful country pubs all serving them..
You have given me an idea...I must share some images of my locals... thatched roofs and all..
Hugs Drew xx
oh my my
ReplyDeleteexquisite ~
And now that song is stuck in my head as well. Wonderful magnolia's!
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure we had one of these in our backyard at the old house in Ocala...they are gorgeous flowers but as I recall they don't last very long.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are great shots, but I'm a bit partial to the 2nd because of the setting - the house, the other tree, and the fence.
It's awesome, Ciel! Not even single flower here yet:(
ReplyDeleteCan I say 'gorgeous'?
ReplyDeleteSadly Japanese Magnolia has already lost most of its blooms here.
ReplyDeleteI saw a tree like this last year in Bucharest, but have zero chance of spotting one here in this scrap town in southern China! So I'll just enjoy this eye candy you've shared. Don't remember this song from Grateful Dead... hmmm... Hope you are well! I've found a program to bust through China's firewall, but it makes possting and blog hopping real sloooow... so I'm limited by that and time constraints.
ReplyDeleteLove spring and all its blooms.
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