
It is time when I feel spring on not only buds of trees and flowers but also clouds' color.

This is the photo I took when I walked into the thicket. I processed and arranged it like an oil painting.

I always look at these trees when I take a walk. I guess maybe they are ginkgo trees, but I am not sure because I have spent the country life shortly though I can see if they have leaves.

First Japan cedar woods are often seen in Sugeo and next is, I think, chestnut groves and then bamboo forests. Ginkgo groves are seen last. I heard there were a lot of ginkgo groves, too when the production of ginkgo nuts was popular here.

I am sure you will feel winter in this photo.

I imagined a children's story processing the photo. I am sure I have succeeded.

There lives an old man in the neighborhood. He has a skill to weave baskets from wild vines 'Tudura'. But he told me sadly that there was no successor in that district any more.

It was drizzling on that day. I found camellias among the trees that grew naturally on the side of the path on my way home. Striped camellias are rare to see. They lined up properly.