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Today’s Beauty –

Wildflowers along the Atlanta Beltline

Directional sign for Atlanta BeltLine with paths to PATH Westside, Washington Park, Tennis Center, and Atlanta BeltLine SW Connector.
Sign displaying trail rules and regulations for the Atlanta BeltLine, surrounded by greenery.

Neal and I took a drive to the newer Westside Trail of the Atlanta BeltLine. One thing I always loved about the Beltline, the wildflowers!

A vibrant garden scene featuring various wildflowers, including pink blooms and yellow-orange flowers, with some green foliage, set against a mulch background.
The Atlanta Beltline is a Level II Certified Arboretum featuring extensive, intentionally planted wildflower meadows, native grasses, and trees along its 16.7+ miles of developed trails.

source: Google
A colorful array of wildflowers including yellow, orange, and pink blooms amidst green foliage and scattered leaves.
Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.
A bright yellow sign on a wooden post reading 'PLEASE STAY ON THE TRAIL' with a no-footprint symbol, situated in a green, flower-filled area.
Close-up of purple flowers among green leaves in a garden setting.
A close-up of a flowering plant with delicate white blooms and green buds surrounded by lush foliage.
Two pink flowers with yellow centers, surrounded by green foliage and grass, on a light-colored surface.
Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.
A cluster of vibrant yellow and maroon flowers surrounded by green foliage and scattered with pink flowers in the background.

The Beltline is so accessible from many places along the trail, yet walkers still find ways to climb on and off where there’s no access.

Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.

Signs are posted to save the plants and flowers.

A yellow sign indicating 'Please Stay on the Trail' with a no walking symbol, positioned near a trail bordered by flowers and greenery, part of the Atlanta Beltline.
Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.
Cluster of delicate white bell-shaped flowers surrounded by green leaves and brown fallen leaves.
Pink lilies surrounded by green foliage in a garden.
A cluster of red and orange tubular flowers growing among green leaves and foliage, with a rope crossing through the scene.
Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.
Colorful flowers with red and yellow petals growing in a garden, surrounded by green foliage and a few other plants.
Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.

FOTD

Let beauty enhance the mood!

Photos taken with my iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Graphic illustration of several vintage cameras, some with light effects, arranged in a row.

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3 Comments

  1. What a lovely few hours we had on the beltline. I want to go back and explore more on that side of Atlanta.

  2. BEAUTIFUL wild flowers, Robert! I’ve always loved the dandelions and clover that grow in our back yard and I especially love seeing the bees among them, knowing that those bees are keeping us all alive! I get so angry when the mowers (we life in a rental community and have no say over our lawn care) cut the wildflowers as if they were just another blade of grass. Luckily, they always grow back! Thanks for these beautiful pictures!

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      Wildflowers and Bees are the way Jill!

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