In addition to the splash of colour provided by ‘Copper Beech‘, the yellow gorse stood out as a bit of colour in a rather colourless landscape. Here its petals may be shrouded in snow crystals, but the yellow still bursts through.

After a couple of comments last week I have decided to extend the snow series into this week. At the end of the series I will post a gallery of all the shots and ask that you select your preferred image.
Hope the week gets off to a cracking start.
MM π
Another vibrate capture, it oozes happiness it a funny kind of way. This picture would always me smile. π
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Thank you Zerbrakat, hope your weekend is making you smile, MM π
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Great juxtaposition John, Winter and Spring in one shot! Commonly called whin bushes up here.
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Never heard of that term before Aidy, so thanks for educating me. MM π
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So eye-catching MM! Great shape and colour, brave brightness in winter.
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Against the odds it survives splendidly π
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LOve the strength of nature that you’ve captured here John. The gorse defying the snow and ice crystals that are attempting to smother it. Beautiful.
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So delicate..
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Such a gorgeous pop of yellow!
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The picture is gorgeous and I really do love that kind of yellow!!!!
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I love the scent as well when there are plenty of bushes around, oh so coconut like – could almost be on a tropical island. MM π
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… yeah…. and they must be yellow… π
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Gorgeous photo. Gorse prevails through it all!
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nice words Jean, trust all is good Waterford way…MM π
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Good thanks and plenty of gorse!
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