Now that the weather is warming up, the willows around the driving range are beginning to green, its bays full of urbanites intent on improving their swing.
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Will Hsu says
really nice photo! Checkout http://www.mulligang.com if you have time. Cheers!
Celia says
Thanks, Will.
Harley says
I’ve always liked weeping willow trees. They really like to grow in low-lying areas where water can puddle. Their majestic umbrella-forming branches are always interesting to look at. My mom always said that they were among the first trees to green up come spring and the last to drop their leaves in the late fall.———Nice picture!
Celia says
Your mom was right; it’s always welcome to see them turn green.