Oh, bother the flowers that bloom in the spring
I never managed to post anything yesterday, circumstances got the better of me and I crossed the border into Dorset in response to the plaintive wail of a Damsel in Distress. “Oi, Dragon, get your arse here now”. Some of these Knights have no sense of the game anymore. But today’s post is mostly visual.
I had to take the car up for a service on Friday, and little petal was away, so I had to walk the four miles back home while my car was prodded and poked and topped up. I went by the fields and footpath.
A lot of our ‘wild’ hedgerow plants now are escapees from gardens, I can’t decide whether they are immigrants or emigrants
Spring has come late this year, perhaps it waited until I was back with a chance to enjoy it.
And our front steps are surrounded by as fierce a tangle as you’d find in the nearby hedges.
I had to take the car up for a service on Friday, and little petal was away, so I had to walk the four miles back home while my car was prodded and poked and topped up. I went by the fields and footpath.
A lot of our ‘wild’ hedgerow plants now are escapees from gardens, I can’t decide whether they are immigrants or emigrants
Spring has come late this year, perhaps it waited until I was back with a chance to enjoy it.
And our front steps are surrounded by as fierce a tangle as you’d find in the nearby hedges.
1 Comments:
Oh, the darling buds of May...
The apple blossom photo is a really good one.
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