
Nature Can Be Odd Looking © 2010 Bo Mackison
So…I know what it is. Do you have any ideas? Give a guess…
And it may be odd shaped, but even so, I think it’s quite beautiful.
Nature Can Be Odd Looking © 2010 Bo Mackison
So…I know what it is. Do you have any ideas? Give a guess…
And it may be odd shaped, but even so, I think it’s quite beautiful.
A pretty surprise while taking a walk in the neighborhood park.
We went on a brief foray to the Dane County Farmers Market in Madison this past Saturday. It was a gorgeous day, appropriate for May Day, and evidently everyone else must had the same idea. We began our morning by ducking into a little spot for a bite of breakfast (Bradbury’s — yummy!) and then we ventured forth towards the market.
I was briefly distracted by this beautiful bed of tulips — love that red fringe — and so I had to take a few photos. I liked how there was a streak of sunlight showing off a few of the flowers. Then I dodged a few hundred people in the first half of the first block while trying to check out the asparagus and spinach. We decided to turn around and head home before we’d barely gotten started. Too many people.
I think I may be a rainy day friend of the Farmers Market. It has gotten so popular that the best time to check out the produce and visit with the vendors is either when the market opens at 6 am or when it’s cloudy and chilly.
Might get my chance this coming weekend — rain in the forecast.
Since my garden isn’t quite at the blooming stage, I like to visit my local garden center, a locally owned piece of paradise. No matter what color I have a hankering for, I’m sure to find it there.
Pink isn’t a color I seek out with much regularity, but this huge bunch of lilies caught my attention, and kept it long enough that I had to take a few photographs. Beautiful, hmm?
What a wild end to a beautiful flower! Though I think this part of the Pasque Flower is as ever bit intriguing as the flower in its full purple bloom. The Allen Centennial Garden on the University of Wisconsin’s campus is astounding for the variety of botanicals it packs in a dense urban setting.
One of my favorite Madison spaces.
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