And so it begins, as it does every spring, at Catherine Creek, WA., a 75 minute drive from Portland (for you, 90) and the best place to watch the wildflowers unfold. It's grass widow time; the sisyrinchium are about 60% in bloom.
I'd like to take you deeper in the details but 'm determined to get to sleep soon so let me leave you with a classic moment of lichen, moss and sweet, clean air from Catherine Creek.
4 comments:
I'm so jealous... Here in Northern Illinois, it's still below freezing and we've arrived at the point where we start to believe it will never be wram again. Thanks for sharing the beginning of your spring.
and it will never be WARM either...
holy cow! i've never seen ones with blossoms that large before!
Can I get directions from you? This sounds like the perfect little visit with nature.
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