Thursday, March 29, 2007

Muscari Gone Wild

Life in Christian County, Kentucky...



Grape hyacinth

I won't mention the setting of this photo because every time I use the c-word on the blog, it seems that the Google ads take a very melancholy turn for a week or so! I'll just say that it's unusual to see clump after clump of muscari (grape hyacinth) in a place like this. Usually in these old sites, it's all daffodils.

This photo was taken along Lake Tandy Road, a few miles northeast of Hopkinsville, and it dates back to the 1880's or so, with Jenkins being a prominent name.

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