Sunday morning I went for a stroll with my friend Rich, and OF COURSE I had my camera. Above and below shows the parking lot. On week days it is full of cars. Heritage Park is nestled in an oak grove
Storms make the oak grow deeper roots. George Herbert
Front end of my Saturn Vue
Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut, that held its ground. David Icke
Proof not all trees stay green in Florida, but these will be back green in another month.
Storms make the oak grow deeper roots. George Herbert
Front end of my Saturn Vue
Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut, that held its ground. David Icke
Proof not all trees stay green in Florida, but these will be back green in another month.
29 comments:
Just BEAUTIFUL!!!
looks like a beautiful sunny day for a stroll.
the oa trees are so beautiful! i like the reds against the blue.
Those oak trees are so pretty with their long limbs reaching for the sky. Love the dappled sunlight in your first two shots. That last tree looks very fall-like.
The house where I grew up was shaded by big oak trees and I loved them! Thanks for sharing these pics today. Enjoy your day.
I love trees. They have so much character..and even though you will find two of the same variety, they will look different, just like us. Beautiful, simply gorgeous.
Oh my goodness, it really does look like winter there! I'm quite surprised!
nice trees and shadows! :)
Seems that trees could not stay green, all year...
Otherwise, where would new leaves come from?????? The present leaf, has to die, and make way for the next leaf, I'd think.........
Interesting question.
Some day you will be old enough
to start reading fairy tales again."
~ CS Lewis~
Beautiful shots! Our trees look like those with no leaves....
Wow, these are awesome shots to where it makes me itchin' to be under one of those trees with my camera clicking away. I am drooling over the beautiful areas you have to visit and the lovely weather.
Our beautiful weather is perfect for enjoying a stroll through the might Oaks and dried Cypress trees at Heritage Park.
Thanks foe sharing the beauty, Sandra.
~:)
These are just gorgeous! It's going to be beautiful there in spring!
Are you ever going to post the squirrels from the park?? :)
What majestic trees. Glad you take your camera wherever you go!
I really like the trees in your first two photos. I wish we would be seeing green on trees up here in a month. It's going to be quite a bit longer than that.
It is only 2:22PM and some people wrote before that in the am. There must be a lot of sleeping problems out there - teehee.
Anyway I couldn't get up that early if I had too.
Your trees are lovely and I didn't think that your trees turned and lost their leaves there.
Is that your friends home there?
And I love the little acorn is holding his ground. sandie
Beautiful trees ^_^ It's a good thing to always carry your camera around. Great photos. Have a great day!
Eva
I did not know you have trees that lose their leaves! :)
I am surprised to see trees which are not green.Guess I learned something new.Have a fabulous day.
I was realy surprised to see Fla. trees with no leaves. Glad Rich is able to get out. You will be blessed for all you do for him. He is one of my heros.
I like the first Photo of the trees.
Trees are so beautiful and you capture it
I love trees and I love your tree shots. I'm looking forward to seeing our trees turn green again. It's so sad seeing them standing there all bare
Love seeing the shots from your walk and love the quotes. I'm sure looking forward to things greening up around here again. Hurry spring!
Nice trees...great walk!...:)JP
Hi Sandra, I always love seeing the Florida Trees... Ours are still BARE... Can't wait til Spring when the leaves pop out in that gorgeous color of green.
Hugs,
Betsy
love trees...can't wait till we have leaves again...
You seem to be the epitome of the ABC (Always Bring Camera) mantra.
Wow! Trees with green! So lovely! And that is so wild to have the Spring look going on with the Fall look at the same time!
Beautiful trees and it is unusual to have deciduous trees in the sub tropics.
What a wonderful place to walk.
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