I took a stroll along King St. this morning, noting that Spring has started to appear downtown. Mostly it's flowers in gardens, Forsythia, Flowering Cleveland Pears along the street, and the always early Magnolias. The Ornamental Cherries and other dramatic bloomers are still just budding at this point. Maybe next week. But here's the scene now.
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| Branch Creek at King St. is starting to green up a little |
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| Part of the garden in the little park next to Widow Piper's Tavern |
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| The clock in front of Orrstown Bank with a Flowering Cleveland Pear |
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| McLean House is starting to get some blooms and leaves |
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| A small Weeping Cherry and the sculpture in the gazebo park across the street |
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| Govardhana Hill, at Morris and King Streets, is starting to bloom |
© 2014 by A. Roy Hilbinger
So many things you photograph are so charming.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Heh, heh! It's a charming area, Steph.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! You're a little ahead of us on the blooms. The magnolias are just starting to blossom!
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