Great Yellow-cress by durleybeachbum
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Description
Rorippa amphibia in profusion all along the Stour at this time of year.
Comments (25)
Gorgeous Image,
Beautiful capture and love the colors and reflections.... :)
What a beautiful photo.
Great shot
Oh for three cows in the water!!
A beautiful capture, one of the few river I never fished as a kid with my late father, no longer go angling as it was so intrinsically associated with those halcyon days of he 70's in the days when Jack Hargreaves was on the TV with Out of Town.
Everything looking so beautiful, girls would love it!!
Stunning pic.
I like this view Andrea, and the memories of when we walked this in 09. Also in the seventies I have the privilege of fishing the Stour where I had caught my first Barbel.
Beautiful and peaceful place and shot.
Love that quiet river :)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
GREAT VIEW
I've always wondered what Great Yellow-cress looked like, and now I have it all in its splendor as displayed in this lovely scenic capture, A. And congratulations on the blue skies.
Wonderful view here, I love that bright yellow-green against the blue sky!
lovely
The yellow-cress makes for a beautiful boarder along the water.
Beautiful and so peaceful!!
Ok, so here's how the stream of consciousness goes. I see this image and think how beautiful it is and how lucky you are to have so much of nature near Bournemouth. And then I remember Virginia Wade is a native of Bournemouth. And I remember how she won Wimbledon in 1977. The news here in the last week has been about how Andy Murray won Wimbledon (congratulations England) and is the first Brit since 1936 to win. And then I remember again how Virginia Wade won in 1977 and once again I am reminded that, even now, women don't count. See how my wandering mind can screw up the feeling that comes from seeing a beautiful image like this?
I do love all that yellow! It's an arresting and most welcome sight.
A very pretty scenery shot girl.
Great capture!! Calmnes and beauty!! :o)
Looks so peaceful and tranquil can remember when mom and I use to go pick these wash off and boil forever.....then( have them for supper with cornbread.). thanks for the memories as well: ummmmmm good great pic Hugs Susan~
Wish I was there. So inviting of a shot. Nicely done. Thought about trying some subtle tone-mapping?
Looks lovely by the river.