Some photos from my walk:

it looks like it will be a good year for wild strawberries, each of those white dots will be a wonderful berry when the time comes – probably while we are in Alaska.

Multiple blossoms on every plant promise a nice crop of luscious fruit!

I always so enjoy the Dogwoods when I go to Kentucky in the spring, but I think I tend to overlook the beauty of our own native redbuds when their blooms sprinkle the woods and roadsides with magenta.

I haven’t been doing much quilty stuff lately. With the weather so nice I am working outside more. There was a nice machine quilting class Saturday that I enjoyed teaching and now I’m getting things ready for the Rodeo Days exhibit next Saturday.
Yesterday I shipped “Watermelon Wine” to Florida for the I-4 Corridor Exhibit and must prepare some more entries to submit before I leave for Alaska.

News just arrived that “Picklefish” and “Seahorses” were among the 26 quilts chosen to hang in the “IQF Long Beach “Surf’s Up” exhibit this summer!

Tags: Exhibits, nature