I spent some time today exploring a section of the North Country Trail (when completed it will run from Upstate New York to North Dakota and be the longest trail in America coming in a little over 4000 miles. The trail follows the Kalamazoo River for a ways.
I love the colors of the flowers. Below is a pink honeysuckle. Enjoy the photos, I don't feel like writing today.
I've never seen a pink honeysuckle before. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIt's too beautiful outside to write today :)
I don't think I've seen any color of honeysuckle before but I love that scent in shower gels and candles. You should use the last picture as the front cover of your autobiography.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular photos! What a lovely place for a hike.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. That looks like it's a wonderful walk.
ReplyDeleteTake care and I hope you're having a good weekend.
P.S. - Michele says "Hello!".
Thanks for your visit....What a lovely beautiful walk this was....Pretty flowers and so much lush greenery!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, simply stunning photographs. If the photographs are any indication of the trail, it must be a gorgeous hike. Thanks so much for sharing the photos.
ReplyDeleteMistress, yes, it's a beautiful day here too
ReplyDeleteMurf, Honeysuckle is normally yellow and very fragrant and I can't imagine you having never seen it, it's very common
Diane, Nikki-Ann, Lady of the Hills, and V: thanks!
That is beautiful countryside, Sage and I have never seen honeysuckle that color! Rest up, so you can write tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteSeems like you are having lots of beautiful days. Delhi is hot as hell..well almost..:D. I love Delhi, no matter what. It has got great history.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics!!!! I'm jealous. I'm now without a camera until I can replace mine! :(
ReplyDeleteYou put your camera to good use there.
ReplyDeleteMichele sent me.
Beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteGood place to visit Sunday morning. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteSince my comment of yesterday, I've been thinking of prospective titles for your autobiography. I think I may have to do an entry dedicated to the ones that I've come up with. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous pictures :-)
ReplyDeleteIn answer to your question on my blog - the chaps like to do the military re-enactment with big swords and cool fights, the living history element (life as it was lived) is mostly done by the women.
I am posting some insights on re-enactment on my blog over the next few days on the run-up to our annual trip to Italy.
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Michele sent me to say hi.... so 'Hi!' :-)
These are beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! I agree with murph that the country road one would make a great book cover!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the hike. I enjoyed the pictures.
ReplyDeleteI haven't felt like writing in a week or more!