Stone walls and forsythia…

Among the things I miss as a former New Englander now enjoying life in Florida are the random stone walls that border the fields and look like they grew there. And the flowers that I only appreciated after I’d left home and didn’t see them anymore. Forsythia is on that list, so graceful when left to drape and grow as they will. All of which explains why we had to stop for the feature photo. We being my life-long closest, dearest friend, and here being New Hampshire.

The view from the Adirondack chairs at Lake Sunapee.

But our first photo ops came while we were still home drinking coffee. We sat out on the deck in our pajamas while this very active hummingbird entertained us.

I took lots of pictures before the sun was up enough to light them up, but then it did and I was amazed.

I showed my friend how to get rid of a less than stellar background in Lightroom.

There were flowers to see at Sunapee also.

This was day one of this visit. My friend has mastered the art of Margarita making, and she says I brought the lovely warm weather with me from Florida. It’s so good to be here, for all these reasons and more…

4 thoughts on “Stone walls and forsythia…”

really wonderful images. I’m amazed at the hummingbird shots! stellar

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naturecoastimagesblog says:

May 12, 2022 at 5:28 pm

Thank you. Just a lucky coincidence that the hummers returned to my friend’s yard in time for my visit. So we were in our pajamas on her deck taking those pictures. I suspect we’ll do that several more times too!

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