Saturday, May 7, 2016

Starry Night








I always enjoy the magnolia trees at this time of year,  they have beautiful flowers for a very short time.

Click here if you would like to see The Von Trapp Family from The Sound of Music then and 45 years later.

The skies were so clear a couple of nights ago, husband M and I went outside around midnight and it was a starry wonderland, totally magical.  We didn't stay out long, it was a bit cold, but such a clear night.  Unfortunately it had clouded over the next night.




12 comments:

Valerie-Jael said...

Magnolias are always beautiful, and starry nights, too! Have a great day, hugs, Valerie

Lisabella Russo said...

Your magnolia flower photographs are beautiful. I'm glad you and your husband shared such a beautiful night.

Icy BC said...

I also like magnolia, and just drove a house that has one in yellow..
No parking anywhere for me to try and snap a picture!

Adam said...

amazing that none of them passed away since then

Anonymous said...

I love magnolia trees! They are so beautiful when they bloom. Our next door neighbour has one in his yard right beside our fence, so it extends into our side. I get the benefits of a magnolia tree for free! :)

Anonymous said...

I love those photos of the Sound of Music cast before and after. Just wonderful.

Kathy G said...

Any more and I'm asleep long before midnight!

Anonymous said...

beautiful blossoms,, it such a beautiful sight to see the stars,

Wanda said...

Beautiful blooms...Spring is turning into summer here. Be glad when the sun warms the pool at little better. Anxious to get a swim in.

Claudia W | ImagesByCW said...

Magnolia are magnificent blooms. Until recently they were my favorite ones. Now, ever so slowly I am really falling in love with dogwoods.

Kay said...

I've always love magnolias. We don't have any in Hawaii. How romantic to go out together at midnight.

The Happy Whisk said...

I love seeing the stars. We had snow today, though. I think it's done now. Hoping. I want to get outside this week.