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"the green fuse that drives the flowers", a backyard wonderland, Gratitude, lush landscapes, Nature, oak trees, photography, plum trees, springtime, wild flowers
Spring has sprung in early abundance this year. The green fuse that Dylan Thomas wrote about in “The force that through the green fuse drives the flower” keeps me enchanted as I explore the green wonderland behind our home.
It has exploded in pink blossoms on our plum tree, painted the oak trees with mosses, covered them with the rich pollen-full blossoms, created rivers of tall grasses to wade through, stirred wild flowers into riotous bloom, created soft green beds for deer to dream in. Lush landscapes for my eye and feet to roam and know how blessed I am.
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I feel like you’re so close to my neck of the woods.
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Where is you neck of the woods, Mark? Mine is the Central Coast of CA.
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I’m near Sacramento. I thought you had mentioned the Central Coast before. Just so many images in this post that could have been taken in areas around here.
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So beautiful!
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Thanks! I love it here.
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Thanks for sharing your lush green fuse with us Deborah, and how wonderful to have the woods behind where you live. 😍🌼
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I know, I feel so blessed. Behind our house is part of a nature preserve.
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