Primavera Tree and Bougainvillea in April
The Spring colors here in Puerto Vallarta are amazing and include the many hues of the rainbow. These photos are only a sampling of the colors in our neighborhood, Colonia Emiliano Zapata, also called Old Town.
Two Old Bougainvilleas Intertwining their Colors
Some colors occur naturally from
tropical flowers. Others are from the gorgeous blues of the sky and ocean as
they change together from day to day.
Red Bougainvillae a Few Blocks from Our Home
Gay Pride week brought rainbow-striped flags and banners. Murals
add more color to our view as we walk around the Romantic Zone. Colorful mosaic tile benches are being created daily in Lazaro Cardenas Park--something new to see every time we walk through.
Getting Ready for Gay Pride Week
Gay Pride Parade Beginning
Gay Pride Colors Against Blue Sky
Murals Add Color to the Neighborhood
New, Pretty Mosaic Tile Bench in Lazaro Cardenas Park
A Costumed Dancer on the Beach
Squirrel Building Her Nest in the Mango Tree
The blue water in the pool, ocean, and sky soothe. Then sunsets bring the most amazing oranges and golds.
Photos don’t begin to capture the beauty here. But it gives
a sense of what you will see when you visit or move here. We're glad we live in Puerto Vallarta full-time.
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Lovely photos! I do so love the colors of Mexico. We called the trees with the yellow blossoms "scrambled egg trees" in Florida. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Emily! That's a great name for the Primavera trees--the clumps of blossoms do look like scrambled eggs. The colors here are amazing and a camera doesn't really show the true beauty.
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