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jesslynne on Mar 29, 2015:

Greetings! This is for the APDG ~ VINTAGE STYLE Easter Swap swap. I hope you liked the images :)

Happy Easter and Happy Swapping!

JessLynne

anrtist on Mar 29, 2015:

Hi there! This is for the APDG ~ Take a Walk in the Park Day Swap.
The Largest Park in my state is The NATCHEZ TRACE PARKWAY - LINK
It is an ancient Indian Trail from Natchez, Mississippi in the South 444 miles north to Nashville, Tennessee. There are many parks along the way! Places where you can explore the original trail are very fun!


This is the tree at the Natchez Trace Reservoir Overlook park where our daughter & son in law got married! We have a picnic and Easter egg hunt there every year! Hope its nice weather Sunday! ;-)


I hope you have a nice walk in a park soon! Blessings, cc

SuZignomeMoM on Mar 29, 2015:

APDG ~ Vintage Style Easter

I wanted something unique. Happy Easter.

jesslynne on Mar 29, 2015:

Hi there! This is for the APDG ~ Take a Walk in the Park Day Swap.

Remember to go take a walk in the park tomorrow!

Happy Swapping!

JessLynne

Freyja80 on Mar 28, 2015:

Vintage Easter Profile Picture Swap

sparklysushi on Mar 28, 2015:

Hi!! I am one of your swap partners for the vintage Easter profile picture swap :) Hope you have a wonderful Easter x

HolisticHippieChick on Mar 23, 2015:

Happy Ostara / Spring Equinox...hope yours was magical!

rguldy on Mar 22, 2015:

"Death of a snowman" lighthearted profile decoration

skydancer on Mar 19, 2015:

Thanks for joining the Spring Festivals Around the World swap!

This is the first day of the Spring (Bengali month Falgun). Celebrated across Bangladesh, there are nu!merous fairs and festivals for this event. Young girls wear basanti (yellow) coloured sarees and decorate their hair with fresh flowers while boys wear pajamas and panjabis in celebration.

Spring wouldn’t be the same in northern India without this annual festival. Celebrated by Hindus, who throw colored powder at each other, this vibrant festival of colors celebrates the season’s many hues, as well as events from Hindu mythology, such as when a devotee of Lord Vishnu was saved from death.

! Widely referred to as the Persian New Year, this annual festival also marks the first day of spring — which is celebrated on the day of the astronomical Northward equinox (usually around March 21). Nowruz is celebrated throughout Central Asia and here, in Kyrgyzstan’s capital city of Bishek.

RooBaRoo on Mar 19, 2015:

Wow! You got some great deco for St Patrick's Day! Here is Spring Festivals Around the World - Profile Deco

Spring Equinox exactly is not celebrated in India, but there are many festivals around spring. This starts with the Capricorn Transmigration of the Sun, here are 3 pics for that : Lohri (Punjab) Thai Pongal (Tamil Nadu) The Ahmedabad kite festival

The real spring festival is the Holi, the festival of colours, which unfortunately always falls in the middle of school exams :D It can get pretty rash & rough in North India, but this pic captures the true spirit, a middle aged couple having fun, complete with the perfect "weapon" – an empty exterior-paints container! The "Basant Utsav" is a kind of artificial festival, at the same time as Holi, started by the great poet Tagore, celebrated mainly in Shantiniketan. It is a music & dance festival. The kids here are wearing "Palaash" flowers in their hair & as garlands.

& Soon, the harvest festivals will start. This is Rongali Bihu, the harvest festival of Asom (Assam) celebrations! :)

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