Well it was beautiful all day - I'm glad my environmental role at work allows me to get out in the sun and take a few photographs around our campus - lots of tiny little mining bees working on ragwort, as well as their big bumble cousins on cranesbill and elderflower.
Tonight I visited my folks, and sat and had tea under a mega parasol, and took photographs of their small but wonderfully wild garden.
Somewhere my mother is amongst it all!
Si
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A garden to be proud of, well captured in your photographs.
ReplyDeleteFrom your photographs there certainly seems a predominance of blue - such a restful colour in a garden I think.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful garden -looks so peaceful and relaxing.
ReplyDeleteSimon, I wonder if you can take a look at a strange flower I've posted on my blog. I've run out of ideas. It's maybe 8" tall. It's in a sort of nature park so it could be rare.
ReplyDeletePlease ignore my request Simon. I've just found my flower. It's called a Yellow Broomrape.
DeleteThanks all, just back in from cricket. Which we won. Thanks to me. lol.
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