Alisa’s Yellow travel theme has me dreaming of spring days and a visit to the Skagit Valley Tulip Fields. I can’t wait for April!
Travel Theme: Yellow
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Alisa’s Yellow travel theme has me dreaming of spring days and a visit to the Skagit Valley Tulip Fields. I can’t wait for April!
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This is so beautiful!
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Thanks! I’m glad I looked back to photos from last spring for something yellow!
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That’s beautiful! I don’t know why I thought of the Wizard of Oz when Dorothy was running through the poppies to get to Emerald City 🙂
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I wanted to run through the tulip fields just like she did! Sadly it snowed that morning and the rows were full of cold mud but the colors were so pretty we didn’t mind. 🙂
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Great shot! Love it.
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Thanks Patricia. 🙂
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Based on your photograph , neither can I !!! They look so hopeful stretching skyward !
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They do look hopeful!
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and very fragile!!!
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Gorgeous!
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Thanks Naomi. :). I’m looking forward to seeing them again in a few months!
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Years ago, the day after I got my first really nice camera, I went up to the Skagit Flats and photographed the tulip fields. What a great place to go and experience glorious color.
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Yes! It’s pretty in all kinds of weather!
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I just went out through a foot of snow to get some laurel firewood (burns all night for coals in the morning). This warmed me right up. Thanks!
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Oh wow, my sister in Forest Grove has been sending me snow pictures all night! It’s pretty but I’d rather be standing in a tulip field. 🙂
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Lovely and serene. Very appropriate to the theme.
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Thanks LD. 🙂 Then fields are a beautiful place to visit.
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Oh man me too. The daffier in the sat sop valley will be lighting up the fields in April too.
beautiful shot and I am so ready for Spring.
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Oh yes, Daffodil fields are beautiful too! I can’t wait for warmer weather.
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Oh.! I just love tulips.!! And spring 🙂
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So do I. 😉
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Just came back from the Northwest Flower and Garden Show, and I can’t wait for spring! Thanks for this beautiful photo of NW loveliness!
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I’m sorry I missed the Flower and Garden Show this year! I hope you had a great time!
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Lovely sea of yellow!
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Thanks so much Sue!
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Awesome capture! What beautiful and warming sight on this chilly morning.
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Thanks Jackie, a little cheery color is definitely welcome this time of year!
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I couldn’t agree more!
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Absolutely beautiful! I love tulips. I just want to lay down in the middle of those fields! 🙂
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Wouldn’t it be fun to see nothing but flowers!
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I needed that burst of what is to come in only six weeks–I hope.
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Thanks Sally, I hope so too!
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This looks like a painting I once drooled over.
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Nice! And it’s safer to drool over a painting than your computer. 🙂
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Super yellow tulips – always make me smile and feel happy. Thanks!
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Thanks and you’re welcome Jude! 🙂
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Tulips always make me smile!
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Thanks Nancy, me too!
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Oh what a beautiful sea of yellow 🙂
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Thanks Seonaid. 🙂 Might be my favorite shade of yellow.
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I love this photo. I have a weakness for tulips. It started when my mom went to the Netherlands and went home with hundreds of photos of tulips in varying colors, styles and kinds from that place. They have so many gardens and fields of tulips there. They’re really beautiful flowers. 🙂
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Thanks so much, I have a weakness for tulips too. 🙂 They bloom when I really need to see some natural color and come in so many fantastic colors.
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We have a small tulip farm just south of here in Holland, Michigan. It is difficult to get a tourist-free shot. Your yellow tulips are cheering. Spring will come.
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After our snow last night I feel like spring is a long way out but yes, it will come. 🙂
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Love tulips! Here in the Caribbean we hardly can find them and when we do, I buy a few.
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Thanks for your comment and visit today! I’m happy to hear you can enjoy tulips in such a warm climate. 🙂
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Thank you for visiting too. Can enjoy tulips only if they have flowered, can not grow them which is sad
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Beautiful, and for just a second I thought I saw the ghost of Tiny Tim out there.
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Too funny. 🙂 I’m sure someone with a little Photoshop skill has tried that before!
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A wonderful promise of days to come – fingers fed.
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Oh yes, I know they are getting ready even under a new coat of snow…
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Endless field of yellow tulips! Incredible!
I haven’t received your new posts from my reader 😕 Almost missed this beautiful post…
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Hmm some blogs have been dropping out of my reader too. Clicking un-follow then re-following seems to correct it 😦 I’m glad you found my tulips!
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Wow, fantastic, so beautiful:)
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Thank you. 🙂
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It’s like a scene from the Wizard of Oz, Lisa 🙂
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Oh, you’re right! Fun comparison. 🙂
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Beautiful colors of spring!
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Thanks Milka!
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Gorgeous, gorgeous 🙂
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I’m glad you like it – I can’t wait to see them again in April!
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I loved driving through the tulip fields. And daffodils and Irises! Love your photo, makes me a little homesick, in a fond way.
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Thanks Iris, it sounds like you lived very close to these fields! I’ll try to go back this year for more photos. 🙂
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