英语翻译Walking in daffodils on her faim in Camden,US,Roxane Dan

英语翻译
Walking in daffodils on her faim in Camden,US,Roxane Daniel greets different kinds of the flower by name as if they're dear friends.
"That's Professor Einstein,"says Daniel,72,as she reaches down to pick an orange daffodil."There's Golden Dawn and Early Cheer,and over there is Fortune,one of my favorites."
Each spring,Daniel's fields are covered with 3 million daffodils,which include more than a thousand kinds.
"I'm a painter and live on a hill and always thought how wonderful it would be to look out and see a lot of colours,"says Daniel ,who began planting daffodils on her farm during the 1960s.
Daniel aiways welcomes visitors who pose against the beautiful flowers for their photos.
Nineteen years ago,when money was needed to repair the railroad station in Camden ,Daniel got an idea.The idea has developed into the Camden Daffodil Festival organized by the town.It attracts several thousand visitors each March and benefits the town year-round.
"The station needed repairing ,and I had given all the money we could afford to give,"say Daniel."It was March,and our daffodils were in bloom.My friend and I were standing in my front yard and I said,"If this was for charity,do you think that people would pay to see these flowers?"
Daniel paited a poster,which volunteers displayed at local churches and businesses,inviting flower lovers to her farm.
Each spring,more and more people attend the festival,along with the daffodils and attractions.Visitors get on buses to tour several flower gardens and historic homes.Other festival attractions include an art show and storytelling.
Money from the Daffodil Festival is used to support projects of the Historical Society,and downtown wall paintings ,benches and flower boxes.
"Because of Roxane's idea and her interest in her community ,the festival benlits so many,"says Sammie Briery,68,who has 1400 daffodils in her own front yard ."The whole town has been caught up in the fun and excitement of having so many visitors."

罗克珊丹尼尔饥饿的走在美国卡姆登的黄色水仙花从中,她叫着不同种类的花的名字,像是在和朋友打招呼.
那是爱因斯坦教授,七十二岁的丹尼尔说道,她一到达就摘了朵橙色的水仙.那里有金色黎明以及早晨的欢呼,远处是我最喜欢的幸运.
每年春天,丹尼尔的农场被三百万的黄水仙覆盖,包含了一千多个品种.
我是一个画家并且住在小山上,总是在想看见窗外那么多的颜色聚集在一起是多么棒的一件事.丹尼尔说道,就是她在20世纪60年代期间开始在她的农场里种上水仙花.丹尼尔一直很欢迎那些喜欢为美丽的花儿拍照的游客.十九年前,当需要用钱来修卡姆登的铁路站时,丹尼尔想到了一个主意.这个主意使卡姆登水仙花节由这个小镇来举行.每年三月份的水仙花节吸引了成千上百名游客并且给小镇带来整年的好处.火车站需要修整,而我们已经拿出了所有能够拿出的钱,丹尼尔说道,那是三月份,我们的水仙花正好在开花期.我和朋友站在我的院子前面,我说道,如果这是为了慈善事业,你觉得人们愿意出钱来看这些花吗?丹尼尔制作了一张海报,说明志愿者会出现在教堂和企业,邀请爱花人士光临她的农场.随着水仙花的芳名远播和更多节目的开设,每年春天越来越多的人们参加了这个节日,游客们登上观光车游览几个花园和一些历史性房屋.其他节日热点包括了一场艺术展览和故事演讲.从水仙花节中获得的钱用来支持历史学会以及小镇的墙壁粉刷,长椅和鲜花盒子的购置.
因为罗克珊的主意以及她对她的社区的热爱,水仙花节带来了许多好处.六十八岁的萨米布莱瑞说道,他家门前有一千四百株水仙花.整个小镇因为这么多的游客而陷入了兴奋和喜悦之中.