Last year was a tough one
for outdoor lovers in Texas. The drought hit early and it hard. Even the
wildflower rainbow typically gracing the beautiful Texas Hill Country
was too parched to peak.
But
this year they are back as bold and beautiful as ever. One of the
fabulous treats in my springtime camping adventures has been enjoying
the ever-changing palette gracing the campgrounds.
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| We spotted our
first Texas bluebonnet at Inks Lake State Park in February...Soon after
this shot Taz ate the flower. I'm not sure but I think that might be
illegal in Texas. |
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| By March, Taz had miles of bluebonnets to smell. |
On
a glamping trip to Guadalupe River State Park in April, the wildflowers
were unbelievable. I'm so grateful I started taking the time to enjoy
all of the art that our environment has to offer. There is no more
beautiful gallery of color and motion.
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| Guadalupe River State Park springtime hike. |
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| These lovely ladies were captured on a hiking trail in Southwest Austin, Texas |
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| Can't forget to give a a shout out to some other wildflower fans - all from the Guadalupe River State Park. |
There are still a lot of fabulous flowers gracing the campgrounds just waiting to be enjoyed. Happy May Day!
1 comment:
Fabulous blog, have a nice day Radka :).
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