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| very lush yellow hellebores |
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| Plenty of new daffodils |
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| EG has started mowing the grass |
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| slimy guests already out ....walking down to the stream |
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| where EG planted hundreds more of daffodils |
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| fresh food growing for a 'strudel' (ground elder and nettles) |
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| every year he cuts branches from the willows |
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| picture in the middle shows our picnic stone |
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| one of the giants to hug |
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| another hug tree |
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| the grass is growing well |
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| a look back to the 'ruin' |
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| I wished I had the buzzard's view |
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| the water is clear and it is so peaceful there |
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| so much to sniff |
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| the willows offer so much for wildlife |
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| that's it for this time No idea when I will be able to access the blog again because I have ordered a new laptop. There will be a lot of new things to be learned and a lot of data to be shuffled over. But before that, we are off! Wales, here we come! Very excited to find out more about Anglesey Island. See you next time. |
Bayou, have a fabulous time in Wales...I just got to barely cross the border last October, and yearn to see more. Also, best wishes on your new laptop. My guess is that you will be up and active and well-entrenched in its wonders very soon.
RépondreSupprimerMeanwhile, thank you so much for all the photos in this post. Your area is so much farther into Spring's beauty than ours. I did a post today with Central Park photographs taken on Monday, and those views seem very early, early ... even stingy as compared to what yours show of this marvelous season.
xo
Your countryside looks so peaceful and champêtre – the trees, the luscious grass, the flowers and all. I hope you are having or had a great time in Wales and you will show us some pictures on it soon.
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