Saturday 22 March 2008

Eternal Spring
















Le vent se lève!
Cherry Blossoms
Photographed this morning
At St. Marx Biedermeier Cemetery
3rd District


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Clicking on the pictures
will transport you to images
from past visits to St. Marx Cemetery.


20 comments:

  1. I look forward to harvesting the cherries :-)

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  2. Beautiful cherry blossoms. I can all but smell them!

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  3. WoW...some very beautifully captured shots...simply love the beauty of spring..


    I am a bit too busy with my work now, which will continue, so couldn't visit your blog for sometime...anyway, I will check your other posts later whenever I will get the break.

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  4. How is it you can have photos like yesterday's and photo like today's?!
    It's incredible!
    I love cherry blossoms - so exquisitely delicate.
    Wouldn't you love to go to Japan when all their cherry blossoms are in bloom?
    I love the clumps of bulbs in the first photo.
    Did you accidentally break off a little branch to take home?
    (Accidents DO happen!)

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  5. How beautiful to wake up and see your images on my screen on Easter Day!

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  6. Lovely, lovely shots!!! Boy, we could really use Spring here..

    Happy Easter Merisi xoxo

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  7. What a gorgeous place!

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  8. Lovely these photos full of spring beauty--thank you! Happy Easter weekend to you & yours! ((HUGS))

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  9. gorgeous, sugar, simply stunning!

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  10. Maalie:
    Cherries picking time is June! :-)

    Flyingstars:
    I am looking forward to your future visits and hope to do get a breather every now and then, not least because I enjoy reading your blog!

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  11. Sandycarlson:
    I didn't even know that there were that many cherry trees at St. Marx Cemetery. I was on my way from the airport and decided to check for the lilac blossom. The cherry blossoms were a pleasant surprise.

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  12. freefalling:
    It may be March, but weather has been in April mode, snow one day, glorious sunshine the next. Today, Easter Sunday, was a rather gray and dull affair weatherwise.
    I'd love to go to Japan during Cherry blossom time, but I'd take a trip to Washington, DC any time. The Tidal Basin and several neighborhoods there are like a huge cloud of cherry blossoms. Incredibly beautiful.

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  13. tut-tut:
    I am glad I could share these images with you. It was a really glorious walk there, among all the spring flowers and under the cherry trees.

    My Melange:
    Spring is fighting winter here too at the moment. Snow again tomorrow morning. Hope spring does win soon in your parts. Happy Easter, Robin!

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  14. Seamus:
    Yes, it is. I have to pass through there every couple of month.

    the mother of this lot:
    Happy and joyous Easter to you to!

    tracy:
    I hope you do get to see some early tree blossoms during your stay in Pennsylvania. Happy Easter!

    Savannah:
    Thank you, lots of joy to you this Sunday! :-)

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  15. Your blossom photos are so beautifully composed and executed! Very artistic!

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  16. SARA:
    Thank you!
    I could have stood there for hours, taking pictures. ;-)

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  17. I could tell you just couldn’t get enough of those blossoms. It is a beautiful photo essay of your time there.

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  18. -happy sigh- I am still waiting for such beauty, around here...

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  19. Whow - lovely images, what a coincedence I am working on some project which has cherry blossom as the theme.....so finding the images in real on your blog was just too good.

    :))

    xxx from a lil birdie from India !!

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