The caption is a bit misleading, hm? Well, whereas deep in the past millennium I was quite often travelling by train, meanwhile at the most I am waiting for trains in front of level crossings.
Spring's late this year, but the more vibrant? Hopefully, in Canada, too.
The green will be so much more vibrant after the rain ;-)
ReplyDelete... at least more vibrant than 'after the train'. :)
ReplyDeleteMaybe after the train and rain together? ;-)
ReplyDeleteGood idea! Let's (t)raining! . . . :)
ReplyDeleteHopefully (y)our (t)raining will be enlightening ;-)
ReplyDeleteSo beautifully lush.
ReplyDeleteSitting under the tree with a book.
ReplyDeleteTrain, rain....whatever! I'll keep on reading, and breathing the fresh scent of the green grass.
CherryPie,
ReplyDelete:)
Ashleybeautifully lush, indeed.
Claude,
. . . as long as it's a fine read and the picknick basket a fine treat . . .
Do you travel by train often, Sean?
ReplyDeleteWe are working up to that lovely green, too.
Ah, Karen. Welcome to Omnium! :)
ReplyDeleteThe caption is a bit misleading, hm?
Well, whereas deep in the past millennium I was quite often travelling by train, meanwhile at the most I am waiting for trains in front of level crossings.
Spring's late this year, but the more vibrant? Hopefully, in Canada, too.