Weeping Cherry Tree
Here's my entry for Photo Scavenger Hunt # 71. This Weeping Cherry Tree is in my parents' front yard. It is one of the most beautiful trees I have ever seen. I just love weeping trees of any kind, and I love the blossoms on this one. I wait every Spring to see it bloom.
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Oh how we love weeping cherry trees....been thinking of getting one, but don't know where to put it! I'm glad you have one to look at...so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteNancy
beautiful!
ReplyDelete~julie
ooh I love it. Does it smell good? Barbara
ReplyDeleteWow, that is so cool! Makes me miss being in Pennsylvania. I'm planning a trip up to Pgh., and maybe Philly (depends on gas prices), the 1st/2nd week of June. I can't wait! Shana
ReplyDeleteThat's so beautiful, I love weeping trees too. They just look so graceful. Jeannette. http://journals.aol.co.uk/jlocorriere05/Welcometomytravels
ReplyDeleteVERY PRETTY TREE I LOVE WEEPING TREES THEY ARE SO PRETTY
ReplyDeleteKINDA GRACEFUL WHEN THE WIND BLOWS
I HOPE JOHN IS DOING WELL
I have to say that is the prettiest tree i have ever seen.
ReplyDeleteOh I really LIKE this!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat Tree!
Kate
Wow! It just exploded with pretty...
ReplyDeleteLinda :)
Wow this reminds me of a frothy pink ballerina skirt.
ReplyDeleteSylvia xxx
That is a great tree and one I have never seen before. Val wrote to me about John's visit to the hospital and not having a bed available. I hope that things are going OK for you and that the I.V. administration at home is getting easier. I learned how easy it was to jab needles in my stomach for blood thinning after having had a pulmonary embolism following my first knee replacement. Getting the "butterfly" in correctly must be a little more difficult. Val in "hinting" about me getting one of my trees on my journal. I have other requests for my Ferne Clyfee State Park and my geological findings of S. Illinois also. I have been visiting as many journals as I can and can't keep up on the alerts. If I didn't enjoy it I would just give up. I will hope that John will get through this trying time following the transplant and in a year from now he will be well on his way to complete recovery. mark
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful tree
ReplyDeleteWow, stunningly beautiful! I just love that good ol' weeping tree... I think I have seen it somewhere before ;-) xox
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