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    Posted 4 years ago

    AnythingOb…
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    Just because I had to get out of the house for a couple quick errands otherwise (though I didn't go to work, prolly will tomorrow) and because they were there, and -- well, H*LL...don't we ALL need one more extra little glimpse of *something pretty* in ALL our lives right now, today...???

    These are a couple of a small row of youngish trees (once more I'll havta rely on someone else to tell me what they actually are?) a few blocks from my home, in front of the (new) Wingate Center for the Arts building on the University of AR Little Rock campus. There are also numerous others of these scattered around other areas of the campus (and indeed the City) but these were the convenient ones to swing into the (empty today...classes canceled and all that) parking lot and grab a few phonecam pics of -- even despite the general 'overcast-ness' of the day.

    First pic is two (of the 4 or so) right there together, the other pics are closer shots of fresh blooms and a few buds that haven't quite opened up yet. And YES, they smell just as heavenly as one might imagine...at least if one's sinuses aren't already clogged up with other crap... <sigh>

    I don't have one of these in my own yard -- but when/if that d*mned Bradford Pear tree finally gives up its ghost, hopefully not dropping half of itself on my roof meanwhiles...that thing is actually already very literally 'bolted back together' with a 1/2" (at least?) dia. steel rod thru its midsection, where its tried to do so something like that already, years before it became *mine*...?? I'll be looking to replace it with one of these instead... ? ;-) :-) :-)

    STAY WELL, all my CW friends, and DO take the time to try to 'smell the flowers' (or pet the kitty, or etc whatever) as y'all are able...to quote the Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin -- "these are ever-changin' times..."

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    1. Watchsearcher Watchsearcher, 4 years ago
      Those lovely trees are Magnolia Soulangias.
      I love them, have a few in my yard also. I would definitely recommend them!
    2. fortapache fortapache, 4 years ago
      My daffydils are coming up out of the snow. In the meantime I am scheduled 48 hours at work this week. I am actually glad about that we shall see how that goes.
    3. vetraio50 vetraio50, 4 years ago
      We call em port wine magnolias .... beautiful.
    4. Daisy1000 Daisy1000, 4 years ago
      Beautiful blossoms. Great photography!
    5. MALKEY MALKEY, 4 years ago
      super fantastic i think theres a dark purple magnolia nigra planted these in my parents garden
      all the very best malkey 1412
      24th march 2020 year
      the omega man
      from me penthoose
      xxx
    6. AnythingObscure AnythingObscure, 4 years ago
      THANKS SO MUCH CW FRIENDS Vynil33rpm, Brunswick, Watchsearcher, fortapache, vetraio50, Newfld, MALKEY, Daisy1000, AdeleC, aura, keramikos, officialfuel, & Trey for stopping by and sharing your oh-so kind comments and <loves> for my Magnolia pics!!

      Makes *me* smile to imagine they brought an accidental smile to each of y'all's faces, too!! :-) ;-) :-) :-) ;-)

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