Week 17 - 21 April 2012
Cherry Blossom along the Newry Canal
There are three things that change the landscape and bring a breath of fresh air and inspiration to me during April:
- The fields of yellow rape seed flowers across the drumlins of County Armagh and Down;
- The bluebells which appear in the ancient woodland around Carlingford Lough including my favourite spot at Narrow Water; and finally
- The pink cherry blossom which thrives in parks and gardens across the country....
The mature cherry trees which form a continuous corridor along the Newry Canal which runs through the centre of the town are so often over looked - Each year they bloom like crazy - masses of pink flowers and blossom. Each year I promise myself I will get the perfect picture of this all too short phenomenon - I haven't captured it this year but I'll keep trying!!
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| Cherry Blossom along the Newry Canal |
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| Cherry Blossom along the Newry Canal |
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| Cherry Blossom along the Newry Canal |
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| Cherry Blossom along the Newry Canal |
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| Cherry Blossom along the Newry Canal
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