The desert canyons are full of this little yellow wildflower.
They bob their sunny heads happily in the spring breeze.
The beauty of the desert canyons continues to amaze me.
If you’d asked me 20 year ago if I thought that the desert was beautiful, I would have struggled to say yes. Then, only green could be beautiful.
But today, I am awed by the diversity and ever changing nature of the wild places around us. Their beauty stuns me.
It empathizes (once again) how our spirits evolve and grow as we let them free into the expanse of BEing. So much is beautiful … it is our CHOICE to see miracles everywhere.
Fifty Two weeks in nature is a series of photos each week to show what our nature looks like. For those who are participating, thank you… it’s been amazing to see how different the seasons are from place to place… and how beautiful.
I hope you’ll participate in 52 Weeks in Nature and leave a link to your site in the comments below so that we can all see the beauty you have found. Please don’t feel you need to participate each and every week… when you can is more than enough.
Click HERE to see our previous posts in the 52 Weeks in Nature series.
Blessings and magic,
Donni
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Your dessert if particularly beautiful with all those rocks , wildflowers, and so forth to add different color and textures! We have fruit blooms all around us right now – http://www.bluebellsandcockleshells.com/2014/05/52-weeks-in-nature-week-18-apple-and.html
What a cheerful yellow flower. Here’s my post http://sibylnutmeg.co.uk/week-18-52-weeks-nature/ about my wisteria this week.
Oh gosh, Sibyl… how I love wisteria. When we bought our very first home it was wintertime. There was a very sweet little wooden shed in the back yard… but it was COVERED in a dead vine. If we had not been lazy, we would have cut that ‘dead’ vine off the pretty shed… well, lucky we were lazy!! As Spring breathed her breath on our yard, that ‘dead’ vine started to sprout purple flowers and before long, your shed was a fragrant splash of purple wisteria. A robin made his nest in the low vines and we had the added gift of watching his eggs hatch. That was my first experience with wisteria :-)
xo Donni
Happy May Day Donnie! http://redbeetmama.blogspot.com/2014/05/52-weeks-of-nature-tulips.html