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Magical Moment 557, "I Stop to See a Weeping Willow"


And a few other things as well...I've been to this park in Bernardsville, NJ once before, but I had to stop again today on my way to work. It's just so lovely. I tried to come up with all captions from classic country songs since I already had the willow stuck in my head. It does get to be a bit of a challenge...

"I stop to see a weeping willow, cryin on his pillow. Maybe he's cryin for me." 
(Walkin After Midnight by Patsy Cline)

"Ah, breaker, Big Ben, this here's the Duck."
(Convoy by C.W. McCall)

"Love is like a butterfly, a rare and gentle thing."
(Love is Like a Butterfly by Dolly Parton)

"The cattle are prowlin, the coyotes are howlin, way out where the doggies roam."
(Cattle Call by Eddie Arnold) 

Comments

TexWisGirl said…
oh, those are beautiful. you had me laughing at the song lyrics to go with them. :)
Deborah said…
Definitely worth stopping for ... all of them :o)
Anonymous said…
They had me laughing too... Love how the photos and lyrics tell a story together.
sooooo pretty, and sweet cows too!
Steve Gravano said…
Funny! I love the willow photo, nice movement in it.
Lovely cows, great photos.
I'm a fan of classic country music, so I recognized all these lyrics. They were perfect for your lovely photos.
Leontien said…
Ah i am actually very proud of myself i knew TWO songs! haha

And thank you for your sweet comment it is gonna be just fine!
Leontien
Busy Bee Suz said…
Great photos...you did wonderful with the country songs too!
Hilary said…
A great combination of fine photos and lyics.
The Retired One said…
Oooooo, love that lily pad and pink flowers shot! Just gorgeous!

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