Snowdrops. Not from my yard but from the site of our upcoming and apparently controversial Civil War Living History. Now truly, if I were going to steal something from this spot, it wouldn’t be shingles. It would be these lovely little beauties.
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Manise Said,
Beautiful and fresh looking.
maryse Said,
very pretty. don’t burn nearly as nicely as shingles do though.
when is this living history thingy?
sandy Said,
don’t let the overseers hear you say that about the snowdrops. lol. I don’t like eyecandy Friday cause then I don’t have your blog to read over the weekend. But your pictures each Friday are beautiful. Thank you sandy
Marcy Said,
Nah, I’d rather steal ugly old shingles.
Karen Said,
Pretty! They really look like spring to me.
Alison Said,
Oh, pretty.
margene Said,
Oh yes, you should give them a good home!
hpny knits Said,
such perfect design!
Robin in VA Said,
There ya go…and they would never miss them!
Beautiful!!! Have a Wonderful weekend!
hillary Said,
Love the snowdrops! They’re just so pretty but, the other commenters are right, snowdrops wouldn’t burn nearly as well as old, worn out, shingles.
liz Said,
I thought y’all were stealing the shingles to use for wiping while you pooped on their lawn? Guess not.
Lucia Said,
And who could blame you? (I’ve been known to purloin the occasional plant myself, leaving plenty behind to multiply again, of course.)
Carol Said,
Get those beauties before someone drops a shingle on them! What a great shot!
Julie Said,
Oh, so pretty!
Sylvia Said,
Lovely! A flower I’ve never seen in person. Thank you.
I’m going to try to get a photo of a lizard today. Of course I had one appear next to me yesterday and pose — when I didn’t have the camera.
Kristi aka Fiber Fool Said,
How gorgeous! We did, however, have snowdrops on our lawn yesterday. We’re cold enough today, but so far no more… Thankfully!
Jessica Said,
They are very pretty… but what’s this about shingles?
Marcia Said,
Well, what’s a war without controversy?
Pretty flower.
Risa Said,
Pretty pretty flowers!
Angie Said,
You know, those Civil War Reanactors are a pretty roudy group, known widely for public urination and the like-kind of like knitters??? Good luck dealing with the “administration”.
Martha Said,
They’d never notice if you took them. Shingles, yes, pretty flowers, no. Although they’d see the disturbed dirt and assume you had buried your reenactment battle casualties there.
I have nothing blooming in my yard yet. Nothing.
Vicki Said,
Gorgeous! I should soon have a ravine carpeted with those lovelies. Can’t wait.
Laura Said,
They look similar in shape to the duchman’s breeches we had in our woods when I was growing up. I miss that a lot. But then again, bluebonnets don’t grow in Michigan – there’s good stuff everywhere. Thanks for sharing your pretty flower pictures Carole.
Chris Said,
Ahhh…
Judy Said,
oh yeah…
Debi Said,
Beautiful! I love Spring in the northeast!
elizabeth Said,
I love snowdrops! I think you should leave them there and enjoy them every year, but that’s just me.
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jenifleur Said,
Oh, too warm here for those! But they’re so lovely. I have some chinodoxia that are practically gulping and wondering WTF? But they’re still growing. hahahhahahahahahhahahahaaaaaaaaaaaa!
If, say, hypothetically… I might be in Boston in August for a wedding. And the wedding took place on a thurs and the next day was my B-day….
Hypothetically, could I guilt some boston people into hanging out with me? Because I’m not above that. IF it all turned out that way. Hypothetically.
Kim Said,
Your photography is wonderful, and the little snowdrops…..make me sigh. Simply. Beautiful.
Teyani Said,
great photo – they almost don’t look real, do they.
Laurie Said,
True eye candy!
heather Said,
wow. Those are neato! I don’t think I’ve ever seen those before.