Monday, April 9, 2018

A Treat


It was a treat to see some crocuses blooming in the garden last week. Then the weather became awful again, we had a horrible windstorm that knocked power out in many areas of the city and did some damage with roofs blown off and trees toppled.

14 comments:

Anonymous said...

beautiful this crocuses!
o again so bad the storm has raged with you, only good that nothing has happened to you
Greetings Elke

Valerie-Jael said...

I am sorry you are still waiting for spring, and hope that other flowers will soon follow the crocuses. Hugs, Valerie

JFM said...

How horrible that storms are already causing destruction! Your crocuses are beautiful in this photo.

baili said...

I am sorry about the windstorm dear Christine!
hope there is all well in your surroundings.
Nature is so unpredictable and becoming more dramatic in her ways
loved the pretty blooms in you garden

Haddock said...

Such a lovely and bright colour against that background.

Rain said...

Mother Nature is not happy with us for some reason this year...your flowers are so pretty!

Sandra Cox said...

So sorry to hear about the windstorm.
The crocuses are beautiful!

Lowcarb team member said...

Sorry to read about the storms - I hope Spring arrives very soon.
Lovely colour blooms.

All the best Jan

Anonymous said...

Those are such pretty flowers. At least there are signs of hope. Mother Nature seems really agree this year. What can we do to make her happy!? :)

Gloria Baker said...

sorry about the storm Christine, hope the spring arrive soon to your land !

Lady Fi said...

A lovely sign of spring.

Jennifer Rose said...

I did see some photos, some of the damage was pretty bad

Jenn Jilks said...

YIPPEE!!!!!
(ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!

The Happy Whisk said...

So many of us are getting this kind of crazy spring. It's been that way here since I moved here over a decade ago. No spring for us, but today ... oh man, it's like spring out there. No snow two days in a row now. So fun. Great flowers. None here yet. Well, some greens but no flower heads, yet.