Spring flowers are all around us. Corning NY is greening up and we’ve been grateful to see the vibrant colors of late April and early May.
My garden...
Spring bees and their reflections...
First trip to Peaches ‘n Cream with a friend...
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Coming soon to Corning NY ~
GlassFest - “The fourth annual GlassFest is a celebration of glass and the fire arts in America’s Crystal City
* Glass Fest 2011 (May 25, 2011)
* A celebration of glass (May 27, 2011)
* Glass Fest 2011 ~ The final day (May 30, 2011)
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Looking back at my posts since starting Corning NY Step by Step in August 2010, I found the posts that have had the most views...
* Corning NY Fire Department - January 31, 2011 - out-distanced all other posts, including Little Joe Tower, by many views.
* Little Joe Tower - November 22, 2010
Beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteIt feels so good to finally see all this green :-)
Have a great weekend!
Every day I blink my eyes to make sure it's true... spring is finally, really here, Carine! Hope your weekend is fun-filled and satisfying.
DeleteGod have given you such beautiful place to live, Kathleen. You can see and enjoy the thrilling experiences from a day to another with its seasons changes no one can resist. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. GBU.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Muhammad. And thank you for giving me such beautiful glimpses of your part of the world.
DeleteOh how I miss all that greenery my friend - enjoy it :D
ReplyDeleteCheers
CCU
I think is ready to burst out in full bloom later this week, CCU. Some parts of our area had brief spurts of hail/snow today, and we're expecting a freezing low tonight. Yet by Wednesday, back up into the 70s during the day. Go figure... !
DeleteAlways enjoy walking with you through Corning! Ahhh.... Spring!
ReplyDeleteAh, Patricia, did you get the snow flurries or hail stones today? Moving up on Wednesday, so hang in there.
DeleteIs the 4th image "Flowering Pear Tree"...I have one in my yard. Also the Peaches n Cream yummy!!
ReplyDeleteWill you be planting tomatoes? I see the wire cages there in with your tulips.
Corning looks like a nice town. You need to get a job at a local Travel agency. You be the photographer for the advertisement to come and visit Corning NY. :)
Have a nice weekend Kathleen. Here in Boise it is going to be 91 today!! To soon for that.
Regards,
Randall
I'm not sure about that tree or any of the other flowering trees around town, although I think the white ones are ornamental something-or-others (pear, apple, cherry). Last year I used my tomato cages for morning glories (which took over everything!). This year I'm using them for peas. Enjoy your 91-degrees if you can--LOL! When it's that warm (and presumably humid), I tend to stay inside, any place that is air conditioned.
DeleteNo here in Boise the hot weather is dry. Boise is really considered a high desert, but not like the high desert of Phoenix of course (were I was born). I was there one year when it got to 119 for 3 days strait.
DeleteWe had a record yesterday of 95 degrees. May 1958 was 94.
Today we are having a cooler front..it will be 71 which is normal.
Kathleen I am trying to comment on your FB page but unable too, so I will leave it here.
ReplyDeleteYour new header photo...all seen the flowers falling like snow. Is that the reason you took that picture? Or could it be what I seen? Look at it again, unless you already know. If not look again and see if you can see what I seen first even before the falling flowers. :)
Leave your answer at my FB page or blog.
Regards,
Randall
OK, Randall, will do.
DeleteKathleen hope you're well. What I notice right away when I click over to your FB page was the background items in the photo.The ATM is red, the car is red, and the sign stating this is a exit, is red, the mulch in the planted area is red.
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought that is why you took this picture, till I started to read the comments.
If you noticed that or not at the time of photoing the picture, what a coincidence.