I do have more photos, but I think you'll have seen enough after today! It was hard to get close-ups too, largely because I was sitting too far back in the chair. But between us we got a few, and we certainly enjoyed it!
These white ones had shades of pink and yellow n them,].
Mrs. F.G. got the best of these.
The tractor was just a big ornament; they imported a bulb planting machine from the Netherlands.
Several people jumped up to play the piano while we were there.
And I don't think I shared this stunning deep pink colour.
You've seen this guy though!
Fun to see the old Allis Chalmers in the tulips. I like the white tulips so delicate looking shaded with pink and yellow:) You are looking handsome as ever!
ReplyDeleteLove your hat and the words !!! What a stunning display, they are beautiful when en masse in the fields or paddocks .
ReplyDeleteGreat setting for a photo, FG. Love the tulips in that first photo!
ReplyDeleteThe tulips are so pretty. Too bad they didn't last longer.
ReplyDeletesooooo beautiful, the colors are just amazing!!
ReplyDeleteCan one ever get enough of tulips? The white ones, touched with pink and yellow, are so delicate.
ReplyDeleteKeep on getting out and checking things like tulips.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I would tire of looking at these photos at all! And how good that you could access the fields in your chair.
ReplyDeleteI love the piano and tractor additions too!
ReplyDeleteWho the heck is that Tulip at the end? It is an odd colored one. 🤣🤣
Nope, won't ever see enough or too much or too many. Keep 'em coming. I love that piano. And your hat.
ReplyDeleteThat tractor! We used to have 2 old Allis-Chalmers girls, a CA and a WD that hubby fixed up and eventually sold, but we used the WD a lot, cutting and baling hay for our cows. Hubby often says how he wished we still had it here. You just flashed up some good memories!
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is not too shabby either!!
What a great spot! I think my tulips are close to finis.
ReplyDeleteLove to see that smiling face amongst the tulips.
ReplyDeleteIt’s good to see both you and tulips. Ours are into the spent stage.
ReplyDeleteI like your hat x
ReplyDeleteGreat hat!
ReplyDeleteThe tractor and the piano are interesting items, the former seems fitting, the latter would be lovely to hear as one walked or road through the field.
I initially thought the first tulips were simply white, and the pink and yellow was just wonder to see. Thanks again for sharing your adventure.
That looks like a fun place to visit. The piano is a wonderful thing and I have seen so many tractors like that as a kid. A tulip farm is such a wonderful idea for our side of the ocean.
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