Bluebonnets and Longhorns in Texas

I'm an absolute nature person. It's a sure-fire way to soothe and relax me. It inspires me in so many ways. However, I'm not a great photographer, so forgive the quality of the pictures. They seem beautiful to me, but that is because I experienced the real thing. These pictures were taken recently.

On the bottom are bluebonnets, the Texas state flower. If you've never been to Texas in the Spring, the state has planted millions of wildflower seeds along highways and in parks. This was taken in Washington on the Brazos state park. Notice the single white bluebonnet in the center.

The one at top is a little pond on my sister-in-law's horse ranch in central Texas. These are two of their longhorn cattle. It was just beautiful when I was there, cool with a little breeze, the water was so calm. They have horses, longhorns, ducks, dogs, cats and kittens and fish in their pond to keep the kids happy and busy. It's a wonderful place and we are so lucky to be able to visit it often.

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