Swamp grass
I have no idea if this is swamp grass. Or even if it's grass! But I liked the shape and the color.
I'm so glad Jazzy tagged me the other day - I've had more fun comments than in months! To answer some of the questions that were asked:
I don't sing jazz much anymore - for the last 8 or 9 years I've been involved in a Gilbert & Sullivan group. But I still sing the old standards to my kids as lullabies. In fact, here's a story: when I was pregnant with my first child I used to sing "Our Love is Here to Stay" to her (or him - I didn't know which at that point!) When she was first born, she wouldn't stop crying - until I started singing that song to her. She calmed right down, gazed up at me as if she knew it well. To this day, nearly 9 years later, she loves that song!
Re the stone wall from yesterday. If I recall correctly, it's quite recent - built within the last few years, to imitate the old ones that still exist around here. I don't know who lives there though.
And Kim - 2 inches of hail - that's incredible ! We get it here sometimes, but not like that!
4 Comments:
Some of the simplest things are so, so beautiful. Very nice photo.
Grass here has gone to seed too and I have some different kinds and all the seeds look totally different. Amazing. I think the mother plants are dosed with radiation to keep these clones we buy from spawning millions of new clumps of grass. The birds eat the seeds though.
That background looks very peaceful.
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wonderful: simple, clear, full of beauty.
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