This time of year we are all waiting for the GREEN .... from the glittering moss on the bluff rockface to the entire wondrous awakening landscape...
My blog followers may have seen some of these photographs before but this post is about GREEN and St. Paddy's Day seems as good a day as any to remember what it looks like.
Yes, I know, mung beans aren't landscape but at least they're Green.
Last but certainly not least... can't forget this lovely Green lady that means a lot to me.. a vintage green 1968 Kenmore sewing machine.. and does she purr... Heavy as lead.. works like a charm... have to keep her busy till the other Green shows up. (update: this old girl now has a new home at my daughter Rebecca's)
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Photos by Gwen Buchanan in St. Martins, New Brunswick Canada
20 comments:
Thanks for this sweet reminder of green and the spring to come. I need it now as all I see is a two-tone yard of whites and greys.
ahhh... you've even put green bobbins on the lovely Green Lady..... perfect Gwen....
Happy St Patrick's Day! Lovely pictures as usual.
So nice to see green anything. I am very tired of all the white. Happy St. Patrick's Day.
Ahhhh, such beauty! Ireland is a beautiful (green) spot, but so is New Brunswick! Thanks for the healthy dose of green! Happy St. Paddy's Day to you and John.
Stunningly beautiful photos. You have an eye for life and light.
Hey everybody, Thanks for frolicking in the GREEN with me ... if only in our eyes and minds.
I just can't wait till the green arrives! Just a month away or less! beautiful photos Gwen. I still use,thought not enough, my 1970's sears sewing machine that I paid 50$ for:) happy spring!
So lush!! Thanks for bringing some green to me --- we are expected snow in NYC again Friday!!
Yay for the return of green - it's about time! your photos are gorgeous, as always!
Hey guys, can't wait for the real stuff to arrive... and Cathy so glad to hear you have an oldie but a goodie too!
beautiful - ....
we have a new saying here in California - brown is the new green.
although our mountains are lush and beautiful. but the onnly reason the landscapes down below in the valley are green is because of sprinklers watering away while our water supply dwindles. I have faith though - i see a huge healing coming in terms of the drought. I'm such an optimist, lol
Hey Sandy, sure hope things turn around out there.
My favorite color is green.. Your pics inspired me to believe we shall see it again.. lol.. Beautiful post as always my dear friend. xo
We are greening up beautifully here in North Wales but your photos made me realise that there are many shades of green to come yet. I particularly love the slightly yellow green of new leaf and of greeny yellow flowers that for us comes in May. Fabulous.
Faye and Elizabeth, they say Patience is a Virtue.
Green is my mother's favourite colour and now i know one of the reasons.
Hi, I am visiting from Faye's blog and loved seeing your green post as we continue with this long white winter here in NB. St. Martin's is a special place and we always enjoy our day trips there in the summertime. Happy Spring to you! Pam
Hi Pam, So glad you dropped by on your way past Fayes'. She has the most wonderful posts.. I enjoy every one.
... time to head to the beach and look for "wishing" rocks and you know what we all will be wishing for!!! Happy Spring to you too.
Lots of green from your nexk of the woods... and I will never stop loving your beautiful house.
Also love the church in the mist across the meadow, and the little deer.
Hope you had a good St Patrick's Day.
Hey there Janice, Thanks so much. It was a labour of love... we never created the panoramic view but we sure appreciate it and as well everyone who visits, could sit and look at it for hours.. and often do. It is a great experience.
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