A Part of Wordless Wednesday
capturing in prose
A part of Monochrome Monday
and
my second contribution to WPC:Curve

The 13th to 14th century’s government (Shogunate) city, Kamakura, is also known as a week-end destination where there are many beautiful temples. In ancient days, to make an attack on the town meant that attacker had to go a small and winding pass. It is the reason the old government was placed there and you need to take many curves of the road.
The pictures were take several weeks ago, an early summer day with strong sunlight.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Curve by The Daily Post.
The Bluebell is the sweetest flower
That waves in summer air:
Its blossoms have the mightiest power
To soothe my spirit’s care.
ブルーベルはこの世で一番かぐわしく
夏の風に揺らめいて、
花は偉大な力で
私の魂の痛みを和らげる。
Emily Bronte
エミリー・ブロンテ
l.t.f.
and
A Part of Floral Friday
note: flowers in the picture are not bluebells. I chose similar one in my stocks.