To every thing there is a season ... and I think Dogwood trees are just as lovely in the Fall as they are in the Spring.
Some of the oldest and most beautiful Dogwoods in Vicksburg are at the Old Court House Museum, and that's where I captured the following pictures.
Here are a few close up pictures I captured of the dogwood seed pods, heavy with raindrops ...
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3 comments:
Beautiful photos! I am going to have to notice the dogwoods in my yard today,
Oh, how wonderful and bright an array! I'm glad to see you up and running perfectly again.
Our own rain vistas out the back door just now are a drear brown, like the whole world's gone sepia as we slept. But somehow the fading of all that glory never takes away the bright memories.
Your fall dogwood pictures are as beautiful as your spring dogwood pictures!
The water droplets are so sweet and welcome.
Carolyn
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