We’re careful to confine the twining vines to the corner of the side deck. “Better go cut back that honeysuckle,” John will say one day in the fall when he’s looking for a little something to do. Come spring, the cascade of blossoms spilling over the railing is a wonder, sweet and generous in spite of us.
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G Bebs / Photographs 
What an incredible talent you have. I lII
Sorry my laptop froze. I wanted to add, I couldn’t stop looking at these photographs, but the Honeysuckle was my favorite, it made me happy.
I appreciate the comment. Thanks.
Something curious about this one. Feels like it’s in motion.
I’m imagining the perfume 🙂
Yes, honeysuckle is delightfully pungent. Thanks for commenting.
Uffff… Menudo Lio, Una Fotografía Que Cuanto Más La Miras… Más Te Atrae… Un Saludo.
I have nominated you for the Liebster Award. Please, see my blogpost titled ‘Liebster Award’ to find more information about this. Congrats! =D
Thank you very much for nominating me. I love your photographs and I’m very pleased that you see something in mine. I must decline the nomination, though, as I’m not very comfortable answering so many questions or nominating others for awards. Thanks again. George
Thank you for believing in me 😉 i can understand, that ‘s no problem, still you are on that list because i believe in the things you do. great work greetings lobke
My absolute favorite thing about Late Spring is all the blossoms that sing.
Especially the honeysuckle, which I grew up picking and enjoying all over the Appalachians, and I am still doing it to this day! Wonderful pics, and I really enjoyed the last one, which looked to me like some Japanese hand-drawn art on paper of honeysuckle.
NB
Nice to hear from a fellow honeysuckle appreciator! Thanks for commenting.
Very interesting pictures, the colouring is great!
I also say it is beautiful!
Thank you very much.
Beautiful!
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Excellent! Brings back some memories! 🙂
Funny you should say that… now I’m remembering honeysuckle from when I was a kid….
Beautiful!
Thanks for commenting!
I really like how you processed them – very nice!!