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Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts

Sunday, August 12, 2012

From the First Mate's Photo Album

Willard Library's Flowers

These flowers looked so nice at the entrance of the library that I wanted to share them with you.  This is sort of my way of "stopping to smell the roses!"  As you well might suspect, I was on my way for some serious genealogical research.  This time researching on my Gardner family in Pittsylvania County, Virginia records... I found a lot in 3 hours!  I will have to return to go through more than just 3 books of the 20 or so books for that county at Willard Library!
- Photos taken by JGWest.

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

From the First Mate's Photo Album... Master Gardeners

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Photos were taken at the gardens of the Southwestern Indiana Master Gardener Association grounds just south of the Indiana State Hospital and next to (east of) the Buffalo Trace Boy Scouts headquarters off of the Lloyd Expressway. The first photo reminds me of a great calendar photo!
At its entrance is this logo sign below. [Click on photos to get a larger image]
This is the front of the log cabin on the grounds that can be seen from the highway. Yesterday the "Monument Monday" showed the gazebo that is here, as well.

These Verbena "Homestead Purple" flowers send out a super great fragrance that really adds to the entire beautiful gardens. These photos only represents a "teaser" of what is here! I am very much impressed with this group of Master Gardeners!!! Great job, we will visit again and again!
- Photos taken & submitted by JGWest

Saturday, March 20, 2010

"Ahhhh! Its Spring Time!"

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First Day of Spring!


- Daffodil photo submitted by Linda L. Young-Niemeier


Many of us have been waiting quite some time for this day to come!

MARCH 20th. is the first day of spring, or vernal equinox as astronomers would have it. "Vernal" means "of or pertaining to spring." "Equinox" means "equal night." As the angle of the earth's inclination toward the sun changes throughout the year, lengthening or shortening the days according to season and hemisphere, there are two times annually when day and night are of more-or-less equal length: the spring and autumnal equinoxes. These celestial tipping points have been recognized for thousands of years... [Quoted from About.com: Urban Legends Can You Balance Eggs on End During the Spring Equinox?
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- Photo taken & submitted by JGWest

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

From the FIRST MATE's
PHOTO ALBUM...

The saying goes...

"April Showers Brings
May Flowers!"
... but, why do we still have April Showers?
(Oak Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Indiana ~ Connie M. Miller 1935-2004)
NOTE: the scriptive name engraving.
- Submitted by JGWest

Friday, March 20, 2009

"Spring Has Sprung!"


First Day of Spring!


Flowers that were in the Locust Hill Cemetery Mausoleum, Evansville, Indiana. I have a lot of real flower pictures, but they are all summer photos. I thought these were nice and decided to share this nice arrangement.
Photo taken January 2005 and submitted by JGWest