Evening Walk Around Meadowbrook Park
Photos taken last week, when the oppressive heat had lifted a bit - it was only 80 degF instead of 95 as the sun started to set. I had an hour to kill, and I chose to spend it walking around a local park.
The wildflowers don't seem to be impacted by our lack of rain. It was nice to see something green and blooming.
As a contrast to the wildflowers and prairie fields, an eclectic sculpture collection adorns the walkways.
The park also rents out organic garden plots to the public. It was fascinating to check out what people were growing in their 17'x30' spaces - from tomatoes, squash and lots of sunflowers.
I enjoyed my walk around the park. I need to make a point to get out there more often.
Linked to Mosaic Monday, hosted by Mary at the Little Red House.
All photos taken with my 50mm lens. Photos part of my 60 Days of the 50mm collection on flickr.
I love your photos. It is reassuring to see that flowers bloom, even in the midst of your heat and without water. Glad that you have had some respite from the heat.
Yael from Home Garden Diggers
there's a very creative eye behind that 50mm lens! Finally we have summer sunshine
Beautiful pics, love the glow in them! :-)
just lovely photos...
Lovely photos! We're in the grip of super heat here in Georgia. I'll be glad when we get a break.
These are very creative and splendid image shares. Have a great week and take care~
Just gorgeous.