MAY 13, 26.. BEAUTIFUL TULIPS ..

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Today's Guest Contributor is Ginny, our great friend and associate who is living down in Southern Nevada.

Ginny wrote the below comment about the Tulip photos. 

Every year, White Chapel Cemetery, in Troy, Michigan, celebrates its Annual Tulip Festival by planting over 50,000 tulips, including new and unique blooms rarely found anywhere else in the world. These rare bulbs have been imported directly from Holland in the Netherlands. Everyone is welcome to visit the park and enjoy this year’s spectacular display.

When I was living back in Michigan, my sister and I would have a yearly date to go out to the White Chapel Cemetery in Troy, Michigan, to see their amazing rows and rows of beautiful tulips and take pictures. It was a truly special “sister date” that we so enjoyed. I no longer live in Michigan but I can still enjoy them through her pictures.

Thank You So Very Much Ginny.

Cap and Patti 

JUL 17, 24 .. FROM GUEST CONTRIBUTOR GINNY.. CRANBROOK, DETROIT, MICHIGAN..

If you have lived on the North side of Detroit, Michigan, for any considerable length of time, I was born and raised on Detroit's North side for 17 years, then there is a good chance that just the name Cranbrook will ring a "bell of familiarity".

The Cranbrook Educational Community, is one of the world’s leading centers of education, science, and art. Comprising a graduate Academy of Art, contemporary Art Museum, Center for Collections and Research, House & Gardens, natural history museum and Pre-K through 12 independent college preparatory schools, Cranbrook welcomes thousands of visitors and students to its campus each year.

The below links will show you some further details.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cranbrook_Educational_Community

https://cranbrook.edu/

Trust us. Cranbrook is really something unique and special!

Our great friend Ginny, who lives in Laughlin, Nevada, is visiting her family in Detroit and sent us the below photos she recently snapped while she was visiting Cranbrook. 

Ginny loved catching the bee gathering pollen in the below flower!

Thank you Ginny! 

Thank you Ginny so very, VERY MUCH, for sharing with us your visit to Cranbrook.

Cap and Patti and all of our followers. 

MAY 18, 24 .. THANK YOU GUEST CONTRIBUTOR.. TIM McBRIDE..

We've said it before, and we'll say it again and again and again!

We want to thank each and every one of you who send us photos, make comments on Posts, and support us. Without all of YOUR support, we could not possibly have kept our Web Log (aka Blog) here at blogspot active for the past twelve years dating back to October the 22nd, 2011.

Our last Post here on blogspot was APR 1, 24, an April Fool's Day Post. 

I have no idea whatsoever when the last time that I went 47 days (just 2 days shy of seven weeks) here on blogspot without publishing a Post.

So Thanks So Very Much Tim for sending us the below photos that you recently snapped during your travels. Tim, your photos are far too beautiful to not be published here on blogspot.

Wow huh?

As a photographer Tim, You Are D' Man!

Cap and Patti