New bling at the top of Talepop

Dear Talepop,

I can't stop taking pictures of you.

The top of Talepop is where the flowers bloom first. The mustard plants shoot up and then the flambyant outrageous lupine start to slowly appear. They gather strangth over many weeks until finally they cover the ridge top in a dense area of thick purple carpet. Then suddenly they are gone. Replaced by these delicate whitish-pink flowers with a dark circle at the center start who blooming when the lupine are spent. They are different from the lupine who clump and gather at the top of the ridge. These delicate beauties spread themselves over vaious elevations. They pop up every few hundred feet. They spread themselves across the ridge and cover a much larger area than the lupine who clump together at the top. They especially like the spots where the rising sun floods them with chlorophyll. Their petals are transparent in the light of the sun.