| The flower border I created last year |
| A view of the border from the opposite end |
The May blossom this year is superb, the country lanes are white corridors and the verges all have dainty white cow parsley fronds that blow in the wind.
| Bountiful may blossom |
| Hawthorn trees bedecked in may blossom |
| Danity clusters of white flowers |
All that remains of the dandelions that a few weeks ago dominated the verges are the dandelion clocks.
| Translucent globes. Blow the dandelion clock. The number of blows to disperse the seed heeds is the time of day |
There is a saying 'oak before ash you're in for a splash ash before oak you're in for a soak'. This year the oak tree has come into leaf first so that means we should get very little rain.
| A majestic mature oak tree |
| Classic leaf shapes |
The ash tree is just coming into leaf.
| Ash leaf buds bursting |
| Lilac coloured lilac |
| Star shaped florets |
| Dark purple lilac |
| A fairy bonnet with lovely colour blends |
| Spiky purple flowers |
| Poppy power. The poppy flower closes up at night |
The alliums are just coming into flower.
| A purple drumstick |
I had afternoon tea at the Inn on the Lake on lake Ullswater. This summerhouse is used for wedding photographs.
| A summer house with a view to die for |
| The hotel jetty on lake Ullswater |
| Looking from the lake towards the fells |
Farmers have started to sow maize which they plant under plastic. The mirror fields are now back in view.
| Rippling mirrors in the landscape |
Crazie Maisie has returned from the health farm. I think she has more curves than she did previously, maybe she ate too many cakes.
| Do you not wish you had a figure like mine? |
This is the first wall mounted head that I have made. I have mounted on the wall at my house.
| Egyptian man |
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