Even if all flowers are delayed here in the Netherlands with 2-3 weeks
this spring due to the cold and longw inter the famous and
lovely-smelling flower parade started last night in Noordwijkerhout. The
topic this year was "Bon appetit" and as every year I was again
impressed how created the artists are...enjoy my pictures, they made me
smile even if I was freezing while taking them:-)))
On the picture below you can see very well that the "banana" is made from daffodils and the monkey from purple hyacinths.
12 comments:
Wow, these are beautiful made of flowers. How creative and so colourful.
We have a yearly sand sculpture at New River Beach approx. a 45 minute drive from our house. It amazes me every year to see the quality of what is sculpted out of sand and the same amazement is felt as I look through your photos. The array of wonderful colours - you might have been cold, but you probably enjoyed viewing and photographing this lovely flower parade just like I am . Have a wonderful day. Lilly
Een kleurrijk genietlogje, Jana !
Lie(f)s.
You had all sorts of flower critters. Spectacular Jana. It adds a splash of color to my world.
oh wow, those are very gorgeous Jana,must be smelling really good watching the flower parade and also, fun and joy abounds
Thanks for sharing these wonderful shots with us. Kisses from Italy.
Hi Jana:)
How amazing, and what a colourful specticle.My favourite is the monkey eating the banana, but the lobster is pretty cool also.
Cheers:)
Wow what amazing floats these are. Lots of flowers represented here, and what colors!
They are amazing!! I particularly like the big pink lobster - or is it a prawn? Who would have thought to make these things out of flowers?!
Wow, that's beautiful. We have similar flower carneval in Debrecen (Hungary) in every year (20th August).
You can see some photos on below link:
https://www.google.hu/search?q=debreceni+vir%C3%A1gkarnev%C3%A1l+k%C3%A9pek&sa=X&hl=hu&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&ei=nRh1UYb1FYHX4ASTzoEg&ved=0CC8QsAQ&biw=1280&bih=933ú
Greetings, Miklos
Must be difficult to make animals out of flowers. You like these parades.
Greetings,
Filip
How creative! In the Philippines, we also have a flower festival where they make similar floats called "Panagbenga Festival". But they use different flowers (more on the yellow and red hues) so it's really nice to see floats in these colors :)
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