It was hot and windy today but Ruby, my wonderful electric bike sailed me downwind (22kmh) and enabled 18km/hr upwind and uphill!. I went down the main highway looking for the ducks that had settled under old oaks right by the busy highway. Found them and a few more, but I am sure they can fly out of there.
Three good things:
1.Can’t believe the support I have had on FB as well as 365 with my newly published book! It makes the lack of comments from my sisters so not important!
2. More ducks on my way home but settled with this photo of bluebells in the nearby Public Gardens! On looking at these on the computer, I can see white bluebells - is that possible?
3. Only 4 more sleeps till the Road Trip - NZ, certainly not Aussie or USA but some wonderful wild scenery planned!
Beautiful flowers and I think there are white ones too. Lucky you have an e bike. I rode home yesterday, up hill, head wind all the way.
Good luck for your road trip.
Our garden is full of white bells, they seem to have taken over from the blue bells. It does seem funny seeing photos of bluebells I must say but they look wonderful......lucky you to be going into spring! A road trip sounds exciting....have you planned where you are going or just letting the wind take you where it will?
I love bluebells and this is a gorgeous picture of them. I have whitebells and pinkbells in my garden. I posted a picture or the whitebells in May. Here is the link if you would like to see them http://365project.org/shirleybankfarm/365/2015-05-19
A wonderful dreamy capture of these lovely bluebells -- so lovely presented ! I have a few white bells with my bluebells in the back garden == they were here when we moved in !!
This is gorgeous, and I can totally see why you chose it over the ducks! Definite FAV....and, yes, it appears that there are white bluebells (is that an oxymoron?) in the background! That road trip sounds glorious....I would love to see NZ like that someday!
Beautiful. I've not been browsing too much recently, so it's quite a shock (and a pleasure!) to be transported to an entirely different season as depictedin this photo. We're just getting cooler (thank-goodness) and leaves are changing.
Good luck for your road trip.