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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