As gardeners we often spend our days looking soil-ward. We should remember, on occasion, to tilt our heads backwards and enjoy the view.
As gardeners we often spend our days looking soil-ward. We should remember, on occasion, to tilt our heads backwards and enjoy the view.
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Quite a lovely view!
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Specially at this time of the year with trees undergoing such a magical transformation.
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So fresh and innocent, love spring!
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My original blog was titled Looking skyward, which was mostly about aviation. xx
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And I hope you still are looking skywards! How long ago was your original blog?
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I sure am. Over ten years ago and I’ve been blogging regularly, generally two posts a week, ever since. xx
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Good news x
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I’m glad you spotted this, snapped the picture and posted. It’s quite magnificent, with its twisted branches and yellow-green hues.
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Thank you, it is a gorgeous snake skin acer.
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You are SO right, and it gives you a chance to straighten up and putting the palms of your hands into the small of your aching back, under the guise of admiring the view.
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Yes, that is definitely a bonus for us creaking gardeners!
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Gorgeous! Definitely have to shift our perspectives every once in a while….
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