Every year we take a photo of our driveway in Springtime; we started the first year we planted the Sakura trees, about twenty years ago. Now they are in need of pruning, but still make a nani scene going up our very steep driveway. I love the daffodils for contrast.
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This is one of the most beautiful places on earth.
What an evocative photo. Makes me want to jump into the picture and wander up the driveway.
A magical looking road!
Love it! I just discovered your blog, and it’s making me miss Portland!