| July 6, 2003 Nature's Flora Magnet |
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 Sunny afternoon blue fills the sky over the sumac... |
 the blueberry leaves are growing to the sun. The blueberry blossoms are past history and the blueberry fruits are future history. |
 Some flowers are yet to bloom... |
 Others, like the wild purple blue vetch (Vicia cracca) are blooming. |
 This member of the pea family blooms in a purple profusion. |
 Some red purples bloom from the sunflower family, Knapweed, mix with the blue purples of the vetch, all wild flowers in my garden. |
 Knapweed as present tense and future tense in visual language. |
 Now, the lupines are going to seed. Nature's clock is ticking. |
 Soon those pods will pop open on their own, propelling their seeds on their way for next years colorful crop. |
 You can almost hear the plants growing, growing upward. In the pure blue of the sky, the bright sun, natures flora magnet, has a strong pull. Just another nice day in Shapleigh as our planet spins around the sun. |
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