15 Stunning Flower Photos to Spread Springs Joy
March 27, 2014

"Be like the flower, turn your face to the sun." Kahlil Gibran.
Who doesn't love spring or flowers? Has spring fever arrived yet in your area?
One of the fabulous things about lodging in Dallas this spring, is a chance to explore a half a million tulips in bloom at the amazing Dallas Arboretum Bloom festival!
Family travel at it's best that combined homeschool/unschool science, time in nature, photography and beauty. I'll be writing more about it, but wanted to get some of these stunning photos up quickly to share with you.

We went on the first day of spring which was the most glorious, sunny, warm day. I even got a little sunburned which surprised me.

The Weather Channel and several other local channels were also there that day, so we weren't the only ones enjoying these thrills. If you live in the Dallas area, or planning a getaway, don't miss this special treat.

This beautiful 66 acre bontanical garden is celebrating it's 30th anniversary this year.

From the luscious apple and cherry blossoms to the endlessly tantalizing tulips in every color

we found this a perfect way to celebrate spring

with a famly outing each one of us enjoyed thoroughly.

If you love flowers and nature

like we do

this place will make your heart soar!

Mosart loved these amazing 13 feet tall peacock topararies with a 65 feet wide tail spread made out of 11, 000 plants!

Every where you look

there was beauty

and more beauty.

Are you ready to celebrate spring?
"Be like the flower, turn your face to the sun." Kahlil Gibran.
Who doesn't love spring or flowers? Has spring fever arrived yet in your area?
One of the fabulous things about lodging in Dallas this spring, is a chance to explore a half a million tulips in bloom at the amazing Dallas Arboretum Bloom festival!
Family travel at it's best that combined homeschool/unschool science, time in nature, photography and beauty. I'll be writing more about it, but wanted to get some of these stunning photos up quickly to share with you.
We went on the first day of spring which was the most glorious, sunny, warm day. I even got a little sunburned which surprised me.
The Weather Channel and several other local channels were also there that day, so we weren't the only ones enjoying these thrills. If you live in the Dallas area, or planning a getaway, don't miss this special treat.
This beautiful 66 acre bontanical garden is celebrating it's 30th anniversary this year.
From the luscious apple and cherry blossoms to the endlessly tantalizing tulips in every color
we found this a perfect way to celebrate spring
with a famly outing each one of us enjoyed thoroughly.
If you love flowers and nature
like we do
this place will make your heart soar!
Mosart loved these amazing 13 feet tall peacock topararies with a 65 feet wide tail spread made out of 11, 000 plants!
Every where you look
there was beauty
and more beauty.
Are you ready to celebrate spring?
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Thank you, thank you! What a treat; what a feast of beauty.
My heart lifted, my spirit sang when I saw these beautiful flowers.
Something to treasure in your memories for a long time.
Posted by: Elizabeth Evans | March 27, 2014 at 02:24 PM
Looks beautiful! Can't wait for the flowers I planted and the trees to bloom too!
Posted by: abluepatronus | March 27, 2014 at 03:34 PM
So happy to hear that Elizabeth! It made my day to know you "caught" the joy from these photos!!
Posted by: Jeanne @soultravelers3 | March 27, 2014 at 09:23 PM
Thanks so much Abby! Hang in there...spring is coming soon to the East Coast.
I partly put this up to cheer all of those in snowy areas waiting for spring to arrive.
Winter can not last forever, spring always returns! ;)
It is especially fun to watch the flowers/bulbs you planted arrive...lucky you!
Posted by: Jeanne @soultravelers3 | March 27, 2014 at 09:27 PM