There's not much attractions in Houston, that might be the reason why a beautiful wildflower sighting will attract hordes of people. Lucky for us though, traffic was light because it was a Sunday morning and most of the people are either in attending Sunday service or sleeping in. Thanks to some sightings posted on the net and a GPS, we managed to get some pretty isolated and beautiful fields of blooming bluebonnets (state flower of Texas). The location is around a small town slightly over 1 hour drive from Houston.
It's really a sight to behold where the entire field is covered with a blanket of blue dotted with a dash of red, pink or yellow.
1st sighting of "Rain" in US. :)
CY in the midst of blue.
The field completely carpeted with bluebonnets.
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It's really pretty!!! I'm jealous!
My deepest condolences to the poor, poor flowers that were squashed by gigantic humanoids :P :P :P But truly, ye are beautiful...
witch: don't be ... it might look nice in a picture. The plants are actually quite prickly and sometimes we have to brave through ants too!
bamboo: i lost count how many of 'em were squashed under my large surface area!!!!
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