This was when Oldest was just over 2. |
Littliest on his first Bluebonnet hunting trip. |
The field we lucked up on last year after we gave up all hope. |
A few Bluebonnets at The Hanger Hotel where we stayed last year. If you are in the Fredricksburg area it is a definite must if ya love nostalgia! Click here if ya wanna see pics from our visit last year. |
I think these are Indian Paintbrushes. Not sure though. |
There's nothing prettier than a field of bluebonnets! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHow very pretty! Make sme wanna take a little drive to Texas. Enjoy your scenery!
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty. Reminds me of Missouri's fields of purple clover. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, my spring flowers are peeking out from an inch of snow...it's nice to see some sunny pictures : )
ReplyDeleteMy mom's bd, was in April and that was what we did every year, go in search of Bluebonnets. We have kept the tradition going. My husband found a huge field just outside our town this week. I just happen to drive by them yesterday, but I didn't have my camera.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Makes me want to take a little trip to Texas.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend,
Gail
I've never been to Texas to see the bluebonnets but I've always heard of them. No wonder ya'll go in search of them because they are just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHey Miss Pamela! Thanks for checking in on me. That red sofa is a J.Royale from about 5 years ago. I had actually fallen in love with that look after I saw one in Carole Hicks Bolton's furniture line. Is the Homestead store in Fredericksburg still there? Anyway, it's been at the upholstery shop for almost two years because I can't find anything I like better to recover it with.
ReplyDeleteThose bluebonnets are gorgeous. That is definitely on my "list of things to do before I die!"
Wow! I heart Texas too. My Mom is from there. I miss it. :)
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