J jeffnles1 Blackhawk Joined Jan 1, 2012 Messages 776 Apr 27, 2014 #1 Maybe the last of the Dogwoods for this spring. One more windy day or rain and they are gone until next Spring. I do love the dogwood trees.
Maybe the last of the Dogwoods for this spring. One more windy day or rain and they are gone until next Spring. I do love the dogwood trees.
TucsonDirt Single-Sixer Joined Nov 19, 2011 Messages 485 City & State/Province Arizona Apr 27, 2014 #2 Nice pic! I was in Alabama last week and they were blooming everywhere. I didn't get a chance to stop for a picture but they sure were nice.
Nice pic! I was in Alabama last week and they were blooming everywhere. I didn't get a chance to stop for a picture but they sure were nice.
M muzzleloader Single-Sixer Joined Mar 25, 2011 Messages 320 Apr 28, 2014 #3 Not quite there yet in Michigan. Someday real spring will arrive. :?
OP J jeffnles1 Blackhawk Joined Jan 1, 2012 Messages 776 Apr 28, 2014 #4 muzzleloader said: Not quite there yet in Michigan. Someday real spring will arrive. :? Click to expand... Hijacking my own thread. Fellow muzzleloader here. Have a couple muzzleloader friends from up around Lancing area. Shoot with them at NMLRA every June and September. Jeff
muzzleloader said: Not quite there yet in Michigan. Someday real spring will arrive. :? Click to expand... Hijacking my own thread. Fellow muzzleloader here. Have a couple muzzleloader friends from up around Lancing area. Shoot with them at NMLRA every June and September. Jeff
M muzzleloader Single-Sixer Joined Mar 25, 2011 Messages 320 Apr 28, 2014 #5 Nice thing muzzleloaders teach you, the most important shot you may ever fire is the one in the chamber right now. Nice picture Jeff. kyle
Nice thing muzzleloaders teach you, the most important shot you may ever fire is the one in the chamber right now. Nice picture Jeff. kyle
D doccash Buckeye Joined Nov 10, 2008 Messages 1,459 City & State/Province Texas Panhandle Apr 30, 2014 #6 Wonderful image, Jeff. Dr.C
Bob Wright Hawkeye Joined Jun 24, 2004 Messages 8,597 City & State/Province Memphis, TN USA Apr 30, 2014 #7 So far as I know it was Roy Acuff who first did the narrative/song, The Legend of The Dogwood Tree. No truth to it, but a nice story anyway. Bob Wright
So far as I know it was Roy Acuff who first did the narrative/song, The Legend of The Dogwood Tree. No truth to it, but a nice story anyway. Bob Wright
OP J jeffnles1 Blackhawk Joined Jan 1, 2012 Messages 776 May 1, 2014 #8 Thanks guys. I love dogwood trees. Always remind me the wait for a long winter to be over was worth it. Other than shooting, my passion is fishing and the dogwoods are harbingers of springtime fishing.
Thanks guys. I love dogwood trees. Always remind me the wait for a long winter to be over was worth it. Other than shooting, my passion is fishing and the dogwoods are harbingers of springtime fishing.