These pictures were taken at Erna Nixon Park in Central Brevard Florida.
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| Can you see the heart? |
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| I call this a gnome door. :) |
I like the gnome door. I imagine a whole Tardis-like world inside. :) Lovely pics!
ReplyDeleteThe gnome door is my favorite too. :)
DeleteThat is some serious moss. Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteHaha. It is.
DeleteThe first picture makes me think the two trees are embracing. Great pix.
ReplyDeleteThey do. :) I forgot what the pink stuff on them is called but the darker it is the better the air quality is.
DeleteI love nature pictures. They are awesome. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! :)
DeleteThese are gorgeous, Chrys! Inspirational for writing.What insect is eating the leaves in the 5-7 pictures?
ReplyDeleteI have no idea. Some kind of pest, but I think the leaves look so pretty. Like lace.
DeletePretty pictures!
ReplyDeleteThanks! :)
DeleteThese were all great! I liked the leaves shaped like hearts too! Looks like a relaxing place to go to :)
ReplyDeletebetty
It is a very relaxing place. And it's easy to connect with nature there.
DeleteI love taking pictures of Nature. I live right near a pond, and like to go for walks around it, or just sit by the pond reading and doing artwork.. Unfortunately, some of the most interesting things happen on Saturday, when I can't use a camera. I missed a photograph of a heron or some other kind of long-legged, fish-stalking bird one Saturday.
ReplyDeleteI particularly like the photographs of your trees.
So do I. I'm always seeing plants, flowers, and especially trees that I want to photograph.
DeleteThanks!
Great shots, nature sure can show many images. Hearts and all.
ReplyDeleteHearts and all. :)
DeleteLovely pics! I especially love the gnome door. Those bugs need not waste so much leaf. ;)
ReplyDeleteHaha! They just needed a snack. :P
DeleteReally cool pictures. I love the moss that looks like spilled paint.
ReplyDeleteSusan Says
Me too. :)
DeleteTurn right at the heart and meander under cover of lace-strewn leaves, near a puddle of soft green moss a miniature portal to magic awaits where troubles are left at the X. What a lovely morning walk! Thanks for the visuals :-)
ReplyDeleteI love how you described it! That was brilliant. :)
DeleteBeautiful pics! I love the gnome door :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! :)
DeleteThe little doorway in the trunk is story-inspiring.
ReplyDeleteIt is. I wanted to knock on it to see what would happen. :P
DeleteI love finding hearts in nature.
ReplyDeleteIt's a special treat, isn't it. :)
DeleteAwesome pictures. I love what Mother Nature has on offer no matter whatever the season.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
So do I. Each season is spectacular in its own way.
DeleteNothing more beautiful than nature. You're a good photographer!
ReplyDeleteThank you! :D
DeleteThe gnome door and the mossy bottom tree were my favorites. The leaves with the holes make me sad. Arent those done by bugs? I think its bad for the trees. Great pictures !
ReplyDeleteYes, the holes in the leaves are done by bugs, but I thought it looked beautiful. Like lace.
DeleteWhat's with those leaves. Looks like some critter got to them.
ReplyDeleteSome little pest did.
DeleteLove those pictures. I love the gnome door. I would have to travel to the mountains in order to see that much green here. Living in the desert sucks at times. lol
ReplyDeleteGosh, I wouldn't be able to live in the desert.
DeleteI love the gnome door. And the plant that is being eaten alive.
ReplyDeleteI don't know why, but there is also something about the first photo that makes me blush.
HAHA!!!! Because it looks like the trees are embracing? Or doing something....dirty?
DeleteAnd the one trees bum is hanging out. LOL
DeleteLMAO!! I just noticed that too. Now I feel like censoring that picture. :P
DeleteI love the heart! If we take the time to look, nature has so much to show us! A beautiful share Chrys. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt sure does. <3 :)
DeleteI do see the heart and love that gnome door. All these pictures remind me of a Tolkein world
ReplyDeleteThey do look like a Tolkein world. :D
DeleteI frequently take pictures like this to use for art reference. Nature is beautifully inspiring.
ReplyDeleteI agree!
DeleteIt's great to see your photography
ReplyDeleteThanks , Sage!
DeleteWow, it's green there. I love the gnome door! And yes, I see the heart.
ReplyDeleteThe green was spectacular. :)
DeleteThe color of those leaves is really beautiful. I don't think I have seen it before. And the others, what is eating them?
ReplyDeleteYou're about the fifth person to ask that. lol Some kind of hungry pest.
DeleteI love your gnome door.
ReplyDeleteThe leaves with the holes suggest an exciting pre-story.
A pre-story. Hmm... ;)
DeleteHeart shaped things from nature are the cutest. Creative on gnome door. :D
ReplyDeleteIt's rare to find hearts in nature but so special when you do.
DeleteThese are great. I love the orange leaves, moss, and gnome door. I'm always taking nature pics as I find interesting things.
ReplyDeleteNature pics are my favorite!
DeleteAwesome! It's so hot outside here...it's tough to be outside for long. It doesn't look like it was hot with these pictures, though. It looks like you could just find a tree, sit down beneath it, and write for hours!
ReplyDeleteTell me about it! I barely go outside these days. It was a bit humid when I took those pictures but I plan to go back in the fall to really enjoy the scenery with cooler weather.
DeleteLooks like some bugs and animals have been having a good time. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThey were hungry. lol You're welcome!
DeleteI love you chose to share the less than perfect side of nature. Even a bug can contribute to a wonderful design. Is the area near your home? Tree photos are one of my faves, I mean...just look at how beautiful they are. I love them all.
ReplyDeletesherry @ fundinmental
Thank you! You're the first to say that those leaves had a wonderful design. I loved them and thought they looked so artistic. This park is a bit of a drive, but not too far. So it's perfect for a little escape. :)
DeleteGreat pictures. I especially like the second one and the mossy ones.
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU! :D
DeleteThose are some fun pictures! They look like they would fit right in to a fairy tale setting :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! :D
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