Like many part of the northern hemisphere, Spring is coming early in our valley:
.....which means the almond blossom is starting to appear...it's sparse at the moment, but give it a week or two and it will be in full bloom.
Thanks again to Helena for coming up with another clever idea.
Thanks for dropping by!
Take care of you
Alison xx
wow..spring already...A huge contrast to the intention behind my Snap post this week.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the buds and the gnarly branches.
Oh your Snap foursome gives me a glimmer of hope for spring. Are almond blossoms as fragrant as their fruits (nuts) tasty?
ReplyDeleteSpring is appearing in our gardens as well...just as winter is finally arriving!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. I snapped some blossom today when I was walking in the park, it seems far too early! xx
ReplyDeletebeautiful blossom and lovely blue sky (grey here for several days)
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. We have blue skies today, but it was my second sub-zero college run of the week. I'll be very happy when Spring is on its way.
ReplyDeleteI always think "almond blossom" is such a lovely phrase..
ReplyDeleteThat blue sky looks good from here
We're having a rainy spring ourselves.
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Wow! I can't believe that we will see your beautiful almond blossom again! are you sure its been 12 months? Beautiful blue skies you have . Thanks for calling by the other day x
ReplyDeleteWow, that certainly is an EARLY sign of spring!
ReplyDeleteThat is going to be lovely. I always remember an almond tree in the grounds of my school.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely photos - can't wait for the blossom to arrive over in the UK.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your early spring pictures and shocking to know it's mid-January. When does this normally happen in your area?
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