CEE’S BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO CHALLENGE – Steps or Ladders

Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge

The feature image shows concrete steps built into the Azalea Gardens at Ravines Garden State Park in Palatka, Florida. A spring-fed creek is one of the beautiful attractions. March and April are the best times to visit the park when the Azaleas reach their peak bloom (most years). There have been late freezes some years and torrential thunderstorms other years that have frozen or damaged the buds. The website keeps everyone up-to-date on the progress of the blooms. As of this blog, they are at 20-25% bloomed.

Ravines Gardens State Park, Palatka, Florida.
Homestead relocated to Fort Christmas, Florida. Historic landmark.
Side entrance at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Fernandina Beach, Florida.
Steps to the upstairs rooms at Casa Coquina del Mar Bed & Breakfast, Titusville, Florida.

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9 Comments on “CEE’S BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO CHALLENGE – Steps or Ladders

  1. I may have mentioned this before, and we have some azaleas in our front year. They look beautiful for a couple of months, but then the rest of the year they do nothing for me.

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    • Thanks Cee. I’m having difficulty with time management these days. Hard to participate even though I keep your weekly themes on my board. 🙂

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