They've been stunning this year; and obviously love being drenched for 12 months before making an appearance. As they take their bow, along with the wild garlic, here are a few views: one from Leigh Woods near Bristol and the others in Meldon Woods near Okehampton.
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Path through bluebells in Meldon Woods, Okehampton |
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Bluebells in Meldon Woods, Okehampton |
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Wild garlic in Leigh Woods, Bristol |
These two serene shots evokes a sense of amazement at how Nature thrives & flourishes without care and yet I fail to be able to nurture a plant for beyond a month despite my fussing over it. Perhaps I should heed the underlying message and take it out of it's pot & let it free.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning shots which arouses the auditory sense as well. Thank you, Josephine
Anushia xx