March in Florida

[RobertBrown]

We went for a hike this Sunday afternoon and took the instamatic
Hope you like trees
I welcome your comments

 

[deerseeker001]

nice Pictures Robert waiting for Spring.

 

[jel1988]

It's spring here in the SC low country too. The pear trees and the azealeas are in full bloom. Next week I have to return home to my winter ****. To top it off the water line is frozen between the house and the street and the **** thing is eight feet deep.

 

[Dutch445]

thanks for rubbing it in Robert,
headed for single digits again tonight,
got about 2' of snowpack IMBY
cold sticking around this week, maybe a little warm up
by the weekend, but in 6 weeks or so it'll be mother's day,
sort of hard to think it will be even green by then.

one thing i noticed during a work trip to Orlando in early Feb,
it really seemed like a lot of the vegetation was in winter mode, and
i guess living here all my life and never been in Fl in winter, i didn't think
that was the case... but, even your pictures look like spring, a time of
regrowth.. nice pictures..

 

[murphy1244]

It was nice seeing Green again, reminds me of land my Uncle owns by Jupiter, the last Woods around there.

 

[Gator6x4]

Some people sure know how to make one envious. Giving snow here tomorrow. I sure wish Canada would try to contain some of that cold air and not let it keep escaping to the South.

 

[dave1949]

Nice Robert. The live green was shocking!

 

[DFB]

What is that green stuff?

 

[EddieWalker]

Great pics. I really enjoyed seeing those roots!!!! Not sure why, but anytime I see a tree with roots growing out of the ground, I'm fascinated by them. Just wish we had something like that here.

Eddie

 

[RobertBrown]

Great pics. I really enjoyed seeing those roots!!!! Not sure why, but anytime I see a tree with roots growing out of the ground, I'm fascinated by them. Just wish we had something like that here.

Eddie

I too find roots interesting, but moreover: Trees are highly under-rated. I guess you could say " :thumbsup: I'm lichen those trees" :laughing:.
Cryptothecia rubrocincta

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptothecia_rubrocincta