Showing posts with label trillium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trillium. Show all posts

Saturday, March 12, 2016

Left Over from Days Long Gone

This black walnut tree was planted years ago when the Iversons owned the land.  Over fifty years ago they donated the land to the county as a park.  Now several people are fighting to make sure it stays a park.  Our county has already logged one park and was considering logging this one.    For the time being we have saved the park.... and if interest continues I think there is a good chance it will continue to be a magical spot.

It's a beautiful place, full of mosses and lichens at this time of year.  A trail leads down to a stream.  Trilliums and spring queen were blooming when I visited two days ago.

..... on a different subject:  since this is a blog for 'Sketching in Nature', I'll let you know that a couple of days ago I published a blog on 'Field Sketching' --
www.elvafieldnotes.blogspot.com

Sunday, May 15, 2011

More and More Flowers







I'm trying to carry on my normal and busy life but every time I turn around there's another flower blooming and I grab my sketching tools and sketchbook! I know the laundry and vacuum will wait patiently, as they have done so many times before.