A silent May

A silent May by Seamus Geoghegan

A stroll around San Francisco's Outer Sunset and Parkside neighborhoods gives a glimpse into nature in a life of lock-down.

A pink Fuchsia flower hangs over an Outer Sunset front garden. Flaming Katy flowers bush out of a wire fence.

Shirofugen Cherry Blossoms hang over the sidewalk of Wawona Street.

A White Pekin duck sits on a log in Pine Lake.

Flowers are tied to a park bench commemorating Natasha M. L. Holmes. White Calla Lilies line fencing.

Needles of a Pine tree poke out into the landscape of Stern Grove's Dog Park.

A singular Blue Periwinkle grows among varying grasses besides a footpath.

Leaves of a Flowering Plum Tree reflect a Thursday evening's light. Pine cones stick to an overhead branch.

Roses climb a grey picket fence. Yellow Yarrow flowers framed between the same picket fence.

Hearts zip-tied to the fence of South Sunset's turf field thank those on the front lines of the Covid-19 outbreak.

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Credits:

Seamus Geoghegan