View of Colliding Rivers from standing Bridge in Glide Oregon. It is more active in Winter and less so right now. But it was pretty.
Fair and I took a trip back out to the cute little Nursery Con and I went to a couple weeks or so ago. She had never been there and it isn't easy to find from the HWY. We just went to look but we did buy. We got something called Croscosmia. It has light orange freesia like Flowers on it. It will spread which is what both of us wanted. We wanted the Lucifer color but he didn't have any. I fact he ordered it and got the light orange in. I got a hanging basket plant which I forgot to photograph so I will have to post it another time. it is a flowering Oregano plant. has green and purple flowers on it. very subtle. smell lovely too.
She decided to take me to see Colliding rivers since I had never seen it. It wasn't a very far drive from where we were.
The sign
What it tells about it.
This River is called the North Umpqua once it all comes into this basin and leaves. This goes thru the northern part of our Town. We have TWO rivers that run thru out Town. this one is cold and the one that runs by and around us is warmer.
I walked around taking photos. It was so pretty and I love the sound of running water.
Another view
One off to the left. We walked thru a little path of greens to get this angle.
These wild Sweet peas were all over.
Close up of them

This is from Fairs yard. I love these flowers. Its such an old fashion plant.
A wild sunflower seed sprouted and grew around her Bird feeder.
The sign
What it tells about it.This River is called the North Umpqua once it all comes into this basin and leaves. This goes thru the northern part of our Town. We have TWO rivers that run thru out Town. this one is cold and the one that runs by and around us is warmer.
I walked around taking photos. It was so pretty and I love the sound of running water.
Another view
One off to the left. We walked thru a little path of greens to get this angle.
These wild Sweet peas were all over.
Close up of them
This is from Fairs yard. I love these flowers. Its such an old fashion plant.
A wild sunflower seed sprouted and grew around her Bird feeder.***
I have been having problems with my computer lately.
I tired and tried to post something yesterday but it would let me. my computer on AOL kept freezing on me. I couldn't even comment much. so please forgive me for slacking off lately.
I have been in the garden more and walking more and enjoying summer but I am also fighting my computer.
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We had a nice thunder shower yesterday and it watered everything nicely. We got out in the yard and did a lot of dead heading and trimming back certain things like Blackberries that try to take over. we left a few so Con could have some berries to eat. We hand just finished planting a couple things we had waiting to be planted, when all of a sudden we heard a loud clap of thunder and it let go and poured. Good timing I would say.
Today it is a perfect day.
We even got out and gave Annie a bath.
oops I said a nasty word.
LOL.
LOL.
She didn't like it but she sure is going to smell better, that is until she finds something nasty to roll in.
And you can bet on it being soon.
:O
Oops. I forgot a couple pix I posted.
Oops. I forgot a couple pix I posted.
below is my view from my Kitchen window right now.




















9 comments:
What a beautiful place Colliding Rivers is. Your part of the country is so lovely. The flowers in the garden are too. I have tried growing crocosmia several times but haven't had much luck. I wish you great luck in growing them. You have more of the type of weather that they like. Too hot and humid here I think.
Oh Cris I know this spot so well. DH and I have stopped there many many times over the years before driving up the River Road to friend Sam's house. We went there last last year before going up to face our first time since Jim's passing. So it has a bitter sweet place in our hearts. It is a place of extreme beauty. I too like it when the waters are rushing!
Lovely flowers you are sharing today as well. Thanks, as they brighten my day!
Oh, that park is lovely. I like the shady view from the rock wall. I love the sound of rushing water, too. Wish our nearly dry creekbed behind our house made more noise.
Your flowers are outstanding and that is a very tall rosebush!
So good that you can get out and enjoy your summer. We are hot here, too hot for me to enjoy. Of course I'm out in it for the early part of every afternoon, working. By the end of the day I'm in no mood to have any more of it.
What a beautiful area and all those gorgeous blooms, great eye-candy!!! thanks for showing us.
What a lovely place the Colliding Rivers is, all your photos were great, framed with tree branches and all. The flowers in you and your neighbors yard is most beautiful. My mom had alot of flowers but I never have due to the difficulty with physically planting them. The colors in them are really vibrant!!! So Annie isn't fond of a bath, huh, you're right, they go find something nasty to roll in every time!
What a lovely trip you took with Fair. Thanks for sharing the views and all the flowers. Sweet peas are just blooming here too.
These pictures of the water are glorious! What a lovely spot. And your flowers, as always, are to die for. We have that same lace-capped white hydrangea with the blue/lavender center. I love that plant! Gorgeous!!
Thanks for the walk, this place by the colliding rivers looks so peaceful and a bit wild too. I long for a place like that sometimes:)
That is some place where the two rivers meet. It is beautiful and your photos are too. Poor Annie! Buster hates a bath too but he smells so disgusting sometimes, needs must!! Our garden is full of crocosmia!! They spread like weeds here, there are even some down by the lake near us. 'Lucifer' is a much nicer colour but more difficult to grow I think.
xx
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