I have to tell you what this is about! While we were in Chicago attending our grandson's graduation from the naval academy, I took my camera - duh! As we walked the streets of Chicago and took the boat out to see the skyline, and rode the water taxi, I took a gazillion photos. This is one I plan to upload on Flickr. This is just one of about five photos of the flowers. I LOVE tulips and poppies. Enjoy!
Great photo. I like tulips. But what was the Navyu doing holding a graduation in the middle of the continent?
Teri you certainly took a beautiful shot! All the variety of colors look great.
Hi Fred, yep....it was in May this year. ;-)
Tony and Darcy, thank you. ;-)
Jim, the Naval Academy is just north of Chicago.....
Gita, thank you. ;-)
Tom, are you smiling? ;-)
Bill, thank you. They were awesome!
Ed, thank you very much! ;-)
I might bet these tulips are covered in snow and waiting till spring to pop up again.
This was not recently was it... I yearn for spring now.... 5 more months of SNOW first...
Teri, I am sure a lot of people are loooking longing at those bright fresh colors and fastforwarding to Spring! I treat during these snowy days up North,
Teri - It is difficult to believe those tulips are in bloom now! They absolutely scream spring! Nice photo.
Terry and Bonnie, they'll be back. ;-)
Diane, in May....;-)
Marcia, I can't imagine how it must be now.
Myrl, May this past year. ;-) thanks....
Now I see. The Rickover Naval Academy is a military themed high school....sounds really good. It's named for a great man.
Jim, the place my grandson attended was the Great Lakes Naval Academy, just north of Chicago. It was an awesome experience to see the show the graduates demonstrated. ;-)
Lori, ummmmm, let me think? Yep, probably, but I love the many colors, and the red and yellow together. ;-)
You certainly have an eye for color! Thank you for the bright spring photo as I sit here freezing in the desert...
That is an awesome photo, may have to invite you up here to our Tulip fesitival. Imagine miles and miles of tulips, it really is an awesome sight.
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