The "Lightning strike" tree
With the feet in blue water
Looking up to the sky
Mysterious and beautiful
Swamp, swamp, swampWednesday, March 19, 2008
A visit in the Cypress Gardens #3
The "Lightning strike" treeWith the feet in blue waterLooking up to the skyMysterious and beautifulSwamp, swamp, swamp21 comments:
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Beautiful, as always, Sue. The flower pictures in the previous post are gorgeous, too! Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Sandpiper
ReplyDeletefor visiting and for your so nice compliment.
The Sunday picture is superb! Cypress Garden should be included in my visit list, when I visit SC!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, great posts!
Thanks for your comments at Blogtrotter!
Enjoy your Easter Eggs and have a great long weekend!
Gil
Have a nice easter too, Gil
ReplyDeleteand thanks for your comments to my Cypress garden posts. A visit there worths anytime!
Awesome shots! I love the swamps in South Carolina..so exotic and mysterious. Have you been to Magnolia Gardens?
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen,
ReplyDeletefor your kind comment. Yes, I have been there too and I will visit it in May probably again, when the water lilies start blooming.
Hey Susanne, awesome pictures, you have such natual beauty to capture down there.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely. I have a type of cypress and they have these little knubs that grow out of the ground which makes it impossible to mow my grass. But they are still pretty. :o)
ReplyDeleteThank you Bob
ReplyDeletefor your kind comment!
Hi Twanyia,
ReplyDeleteI know this knubs are so typical for the Cypress tree and they grow also so "funny" in the swampy waters.
I never knew a swamp could look so beautiful. You have such a wonderful eye for photography sue.
ReplyDeleteLove the trees. We have them around here in south Georgia. I would love to have a home built with this wood. Always on the go with your camera...;-)
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful series of cypress photos! What a beautiful journey on what looks like a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteThank you Carol,
ReplyDeletefor your wonderful compliment! I feel so happy and honored for your kind words!
Hi Rick, nice to see you around! Thanks for your comment.
ReplyDeleteAre you finished your wedding work?
Hi Earl,
ReplyDeletethanks for your commenting. Yes, I enjoyed that afternoon in the Cypress Gardens very much. I'm glad you can see it in my pictures, the fun I had.
Looking at the tall trees...make me feel sooo small.... Great shots! You really managed to get the effects out well!
ReplyDeleteHi Sue!
It's been a while! Been very busy. But I am back!
Hi Olivia,
ReplyDeletevery nice to see you again. I'm happy you're back!!
Thanks so much to visit my blog and for your kind comment.
Susanne, I don't regret that you moved, you have been feeding us with the most amazing photographs ever from your new location. What a spirit you have. Thanks for sharing, the tree photos are beautiful. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteYou take really good photos. Love you blog site!
ReplyDeleteThank you Aisha
ReplyDeletefor your nice compliment to my photos. Nice to see you here!:-)