Great photos of the Spanish moss. I wish it grew in the trees here, but I think we're too far north...we just get mistletoe growing in the trees, which I love, too.
Morning Anni I just love Spanish moss... Here is a funny story. Years and years ago I worked for an organization that sponsored a convention every year. Usually in very nice places but I did have to work some. One year it was held at Myrtle Beach, SC. My B had to be out of town the week I was supposed to be there. So the plan was for my daughter (she was about 12) and I to drive down and he would fly into MB. He was an audit and very detail oriented. He wrote out wonderful directions. My daughter was going to be my navigator. She was reading of the directions she said Daddy how will we know we are going the right way. He said if see Spanish Moss you are on the right road if not you'll see hills. We still laugh when we see moss. Hugs C
Lovely images, what interesting flowers, they look quite soft.
ReplyDeleteThat isn't a flower...it's spanish moss
DeleteLiebe Anni,
ReplyDeletedas sind wundervolle Fotos und sehr gute Ausschnitte.
Der Baum gefällt mir gut.
LG Mathilfa
Thanks Tilda!!!!
DeleteBeautiful pictures Anni!
ReplyDelete...as are your watery photos...thanks Cecilia
DeleteBeautiful river! I love the mossy trees.
ReplyDeleteI do too....the more moss the prettier.
DeleteI love the mossy trees, even though I am told the moss is not good for the trees...what a lovely view!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you're correct...the moss is a parasite, isn't it? Like mistletoe?
Deleteso serene- loved it
ReplyDeleteThanks Sushma
DeleteGreat photos of the Spanish moss. I wish it grew in the trees here, but I think we're too far north...we just get mistletoe growing in the trees, which I love, too.
ReplyDelete...and we have very LITTLE mistletoe. I've seen a few outbursts of growth, but few and far between. But the moss along the river is abundant.
DeleteMorning Anni
ReplyDeleteI just love Spanish moss...
Here is a funny story.
Years and years ago I worked for an organization that sponsored a convention every year. Usually in very nice places but I did have to work some. One year it was held at Myrtle Beach, SC. My B had to be out of town the week I was supposed to be there. So the plan was for my daughter (she was about 12) and I to drive down and he would fly into MB. He was an audit and very detail oriented. He wrote out wonderful directions. My daughter was going to be my navigator. She was reading of the directions she said Daddy how will we know we are going the right way. He said if see Spanish Moss you are on the right road if not you'll see hills. We still laugh when we see moss.
Hugs C
Me too....it reminds me of the old south and plantations. Loved the story.
DeleteTreebeard? ;)
ReplyDeleteyes...now that you mention it.
DeleteOh I just love live oaks with Spanish moss!
ReplyDeleteit is pretty!!!
DeleteThat Spanish moss is so pretty. It reminds me of when I visited my sister in Florida and saw trees filled with the stuff. Beautiful pictures, Anni.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jan...glad you enjoyed it all.
Delete"Up the Lazy River" ----or "Way Down upon the Sawanee River".... Remember both of those?????
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of the river... I never knew how to pronounce that name... Love the moss on the trees.
Hugs,
Betsy
Yep, nueces....means nut.
DeleteThose are beautiful photos as always.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Thanks Sharon....and hugs right backatcha!!
Deleteyour photos are gorgeous! i love Spanish moss...so romantic.
ReplyDeleteyes, there is a romantic feel to the scenery the moss creates, isn't there?!!
DeleteVery pretty with the Spanish Moss.
ReplyDeleteI love to watch it gently sway in the breeze.
DeleteIs that Spanish Moss?...so beautiful hanging down in front of the river. My condolences to the family who are suffering a loss.
ReplyDeleteyes, it is Spanish moss...and you're so kind Ginny to think of Joyce's family.
DeleteLove the shots and I love the look of the spanish moss
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed this Ann.
Deletelove the pictures so much.
ReplyDeleteYou're a treasure.
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