not wanting to spend the whole day watching tv or playing on the internet i decided to throw myself out the door, despite the drizzly rain, and get out for some fresh air. and i'm so glad i did!
i stopped to admire the view from the car park
then i went up the hill
followed the path round
over the bridge
into the trees
through the forest
behind my favourite tree, along a hidden path, and down the lane
i stopped awhile to enjoy the view
and along the way i saw (i'm not 100% sure on my flower i.d., so please feel free to correct me if i've got it wrong) ...
wood sorrel
violets
lovely rusty bits
nettles, perfect for the soup or dye pot!
lichen
horse hoof fungus
not waving, but ...
greater stitchwort
very yellow gorse
unfurling ferns
feather caught in the grass
shiny black slug
cuckoo flowers
and celandine
wood sorrel
violets
lovely rusty bits
nettles, perfect for the soup or dye pot!
lichen
horse hoof fungus
not waving, but ...
greater stitchwort
very yellow gorse
unfurling ferns
feather caught in the grass
shiny black slug
cuckoo flowers
and celandine
what better way to spend a couple of hours :)
6 comments:
What a so scenic route you brought us to. Mother Nature has waken. Buds puppoing up. Nature is kind to us. After winter everything is thriving with reborn. Your region is beautiful.
None!! :) hugzz....peebee
Mother Nature has awaken. Everything's thriving. Your region is typically brilliant with blooming everywhere. All are very stunning. Daffodils are my favourite flowers.
What a lovely walk! Perfect way to spend a restless day :)
Thanks for sharing the photos
x
love the rusty metal
thanks terrie, i am so lucky to have all of this close by.
patty, you're correct!
it really was deborah, glad you enjoyed the photos :)x
thought you might angela :)
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