This photo was taken in October on the way to Tapalpa. The flowers may not be as profuse this year because of the lack of rain. Perhaps I’ll go see!
For Cee’s FOTD
This photo was taken in October on the way to Tapalpa. The flowers may not be as profuse this year because of the lack of rain. Perhaps I’ll go see!
For Cee’s FOTD
Providence
The angriest skies contain the germ of the next day’s sun.
No matter what pervades your day, once that day is done,
your prospects for a better day already have been cast,
for the material of our future is gathered from our past.
Clear skies are born from thunder clouds and summer days from mist.
Tomorrow’s field of flowers is held in the tempest’s fist.
You may call me Pollyanna, but I can attest
to the truth that oftentimes the worst is followed by the best.
Prompt words today are clear skies,contain, angry,pervade and material.
Because everyone is going so crazy in California trying to view this year’s bumper crop of wildflowers and as a result causing traffic jams and ruining the fields by rolling in them while taking selfies, I decided to show you these photos I took of wildflowers near Tapalpa, Mexico, a few hours drive away from my house. They were taken in 2010 and 2011.
For Cee’s FOTD
Giants of Tapalpa
(Click on pictures to enlarge)
Just how big are the rocks of Tapalpa?
It’s hard to tell without some frame of reference.
So maybe this will help.
Oscar experienced his first adventures in rock climbing
As well as his first experience in reflective horizon-gazing with big sister Mago.
This is what they were looking at.
And this.
Little did they know that they were part of the scenery.