In the Spring, I have counted 136 different kinds of weather inside of 24 hours. Mark Twain
Samuel Longhorne Clemens, otherwise known as Mark Twain, was a Midwesterner from Missouri with vast experience on the changeable Spring weather in the heartland.
Spring is the season of birds and blooms; shedding heavy coats and opening the windows to breeze; a mix of rain showers and sunshine for the garden flourish; and an always welcome warming season.
I’m looking back the Spring season that has ended with pictures taking on my travels and shared in posts and some that I haven’t posted before.
Spring Photo Gallery
blue and green in a garden blooming in spring
Mallard drake and hen duck preening their feathers in the grass on a muddy bank by the water.
country road
dandelion
lily pad lake
lakeside park bench
red canoes and boats all in a row along a pier
warm enough for the fish to bite as fisherman cast their lines from the shore
Canadian geese nesting
pink wildflowers
swan in motion
boat house on lake, boats are still in storage
rocky path
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the red canoes caught my eye 🙂
Beautiful gallery speaks of the spring! Looks like you had a wonderful travel.
makes the Midwest special that there is such a variety of nature to explore
Lovely shots; I particularly like the last one and picture myself stepping along that rocky path….
the cool grays and beiges in the rock path, a contrast against the water 🙂
These are some beautiful pictures!
thank you 🙂
Great shots, but I LOVE that last one. ;-). It almost looks like a painting. Really nice.
wonderful pathway, leading?
The path winds through a woodland praire trail past ponds and forest.
P.S. ……..136 different kinds of weather on one Spring day?
Tell me C & C…did he list them?
He didn’t list them, but he does talk about them in his novels. Midwest is a jumble of different, changing weather zones. If I drive even twenty miles through a state; I’ll pass through different kinds of weather.