However, during a visit to the Shrine of St. Therese yesterday, I realized that the torrents of rain that we endure (up to 90 inches a year) are not a curse, but a blessing. We live in a rain forest, after all! All the rain is responsible for the intense green that is all around us at this time of year.
Devil's Club
Moss
Blueberries
Ferns
Indian Rhubarb
Evergreens
A mossy arch
A mossy railing
Heart shaped green
A NATURAL GREEN
Who coloured the green trees?Who coloured the green grass?
Who coloured the green hills?
How about my green spider plant? ?
Green, Green, you are so glorious green...
An abundance of beautiful green, not coloured, but just natural and kind.
Makes me wonder how your creation of green came to life....
A ride on a helicopter over the huge Rain Forest and see nothing, but acres & acres of simply gorgeous green!
Green, Green, you are so glorious green...
An abundance of beautiful green, not coloured, but just natural and kind.
Makes me wonder how your creation of green came to life...
GREEN, I admire and respect the vitality you bring in the air that I breathe...
Premila Patel
I think the green is pretty also I transplanted a bunch into a little garden area I'm trying to get going...Happy 4th!
ReplyDeleteThanks for continuing to share photos and thoughts from your corner of what looks like paradise.
ReplyDeleteBlessed Fourth to you and yours, Paula.
I love everything green! And it's so gorgeous there in your neck of the woods! Beautiful stone church too!!
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