Jacaranda Greenery

[CaliforniaPeggy]

[Atticus]

1. I've never seen a jacaranda, but it looks very similar to our local mimosa in southern Illinois.

As always, great photo.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. The info I have doesn't really come out and say it, but I think they're not related.

They do look rather alike, even so.

Thank you for the kind words, my dear Atticus!

[WhiteTara]

3. I look forward to you pictures of when they are blooming

what a heavenly scent. The purple color makes any street elegant and enchanting.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

4. They really do have wonderful flowers! But that season is done for this year.

And I thought the foliage looked unusually lush and beautiful, so I took this photo.

And I hope you enjoyed it even though there aren't any flowers.

[WhiteTara]

6. oh yes, it reminds me of boulevards in Mexico

entire cities and villages filled with the incredible flowers and then the shady streets. So serene. I'm glad you get to enjoy such beauty every year.

[AndyS]

5. Oh, that looks so cool and refreshing. I could use some cool and refreshing about now.

Love the way the light separates the near fronds from the background. Nice!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

7. Thanks so much, my dear Andy!

I can believe you could use this cool and refreshing bit of shade!

I noticed that effect too, and I was so pleased to have captured it.

Thanks for your kind words.

[George McGovern]

8. Love the patterns of the leaves Peggy!

I enlarged your photograph on-screen. The symmetry of rows curving this way, bending that way, the way the light lies upon them are all so beautiful! Layers upon layers green Green GREEN!! Thank You!!!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

9. Wow, thank you so much, dear George!

What a smart way to really see a photo.

Thanks for all of your extravagant praise!

[George McGovern]

10. Awww extravagant nothing --

It's how you put your heart and soul behind that amazing eye into such beautiful photography. I'm so glad we connected here and on Facebook.

Speaking of which, please take a look sometime at another of Laurie's FB pages (unless I've already mentioned it),

EvenSong Mountain Trail Course

where riders come onto a 2 ½ acre pasture turned into an obstacle course. Pics are mine . . . Thanks!

George

[CaliforniaPeggy]

11. I'll get over there right now, and have a look!

I'm glad we connected here and on Facebook too. You're a cool guy with a great eye too!

I'll leave a comment so you'll know I was there.

[George McGovern]

12. Thank You!!