Here are some photos of the summer so far, since it's flying by so fast - and like a Monday it will be Autumn before you know it! These are all things that I've done/seen so far this summer but have not had time to write about.



Stories from the West Virginia mountains, bits of culture, ghost stories from up the holler, grains of truth and torrents of whimsy, blatant love for all things Appalachian, and a loving life in the hills.
3 comments:
Nice photos. I didn't even know that buckeyes bloomed so beautifully. Now I think I like that tree, which I never really cared about before.
I didn't either - in fact it was John that said it was a buckeye. I didn't know what tree it was. It's in the state park there - beside the pool and springhouse.
I've been trying to grow a buckeye -- but still didn't know they bloomed like that! unfortunately, my little 10" buckeye didn't make it. Must have been too wet for it this spring. Someone once told me that any Buckeye in Iowa was planted by someone. Buckeyes are not native . . . later . . . gotta go find me a buckeye to plant.
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