After months of absence from the blog-o-sphere due to a Wordpress installation that prevented the posting of photographs, a software update has now put me back in business, so to speak. It’s catch-up time, so I will begin with photographs recently taken at the California Poppy Preserve, located in California’s high desert Antelope Valley.
When the conditions are favorable, springtime brings on a spectacular display of these orange wildflowers, drawing tourists and locals alike to witness the beauty of a desert in bloom.
The poppy fields stretch in all directions, creating a remarkable panorama at ground level. I can only imagine what the poppy fields must look like from the air!
The delicate beauty of the California Poppy is indeed a sight to behold. This Wikipedia article on the California Poppy contains much useful information.
I’ll leave you with this last photograph, while I try to figure out how to use this new version of Wordpress to post several months worth of backlogged material!
Hal,
welcome back. your pictures of the poppy fields are awesome. i really liked the last one with the dark post in front of the poppys.
Nathan
Welcome back!
Welcome back to the blogosphere!
oh my lord i love seeing the fields covered with orange in the spring. although i’ve never seen it as thick as that. BTW welcome back.
Welcome back Hal!