This post is for #SublimeSunday is inspired by 
Good Morning, I hope your weekend is going well, after bouncing back to fall for yesterdays post, I thought for todays post I would get current again and share some spring shots, and what says spring more than anyting else but the spring flowers and colors they bring that pop up in spring.
Starting with a white daffodil
Sony A7iv 75mm F11 1/250 Sec ISO 100
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These shots were all taken in the Haskell Gardens here in New Bedford, which used to be a horticultural business ran by Allan C Haskell and he donated it to the city, and it is now supported by a group called the trustees. and they do a great job looking after the place, especially when you consider they do not charge any fee to visit here, so they must raise all their funds from donations.
As I have said Buttonwood Park is often called the Jewel of the city, I like to think of these gardens as a hidden gem of the city, as it is such a beautiful spot, no where as big as buttonwood, quite small actually but still a lovely spot to visit, and seems to me hidden as driving past it would be easy to not notice it , and also when I have shared photos from there on social media I often get asked by locals where it is, so clearly not that well known
and next up we have this nice colorful Lily
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Now I had no idea what this flower is but google image search tells me it is primrose
Sony A7iv 75mm F5.6 1/1600 Sec ISO 100
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Sony A7iv 75mm F6.3 1/400 Sec ISO 100
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as you can see they had plenty of lillies as here is another one
They also had tulips but i havent edited photos of them yet.
Sony A7iv 72mm F6.3 1/1000 Sec ISO 100
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