Every time I walk to my Zumba class, I walk through the park. The scent of jasmine assails my senses before I pass the flowering tree.
The scent reminds me of my university days and the huge tree I used to pass on my way to English classes.
But at this moment, I enjoy the perfume and the beauty of the flowers.
Do you enjoy the scent of jasmine?
© Colline Kook-Chun, 2017
(This post is linked to Paula’s Thursday’s Special in which we are challenged to show the portrait and landscape version of the same scene.)
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Gorgeous photos!
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Thank you Michelle. I took them in the evening on my way back from Zumba.
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I love Jasmine, Colline. We have two bushes in our garden.
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The scent must be divine.
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Beautiful, Colline, particularly the portrait format. Thank you 🙂
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Glad you like it Paula 🙂
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What a lovely fragrance.
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I love it Ruth. I will be sad when the flowers fall from the tree.
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so beautiful… and they smell so nice too… Thank you dear Colline, Love, nia
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They do indeed Nia. I will pass by the tree again today 🙂
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I love jasmine, the scent is wonderful but I didn’t know you could get trees with it, ours here is a vine that just goes wild.
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As you can see, the tree is quite big. At the university I attended in South Africa, the tree was even bigger. And the scent was divine.
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I must find out if you can get them here, so much better than the vine that just goes wild.
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I agree Leanne. And it is a beautiful tree when it is not flowering.
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