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Tuesday Treats: Wet Woodland Flora
13th May 2023, Acle to Halvergate, so many flowers all vying for my camera to snap their pics. Now to decide which ones to show you. I hope you approve the selection… And finally, my favourite. Lords and Ladies There … Continue reading
Dame’s Violet
I don’t have a sweet tooth, but I do love the sweet scent of flowers. And this, Dame’s Violet, smells absolutely divine after a day in the sun. The best perfume ever on the evening air. Sweet Tooth, one of … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Flowers, Flowers, Lichenised Fungi
More pretties from our walk on 5th May 2023 In the churchyard… On the dunes… And in the park/riverside… That’s all folk… until next week! Hope you enjoyed
Tuesday Treats: Cor, Look at those Pretties!
The “pretties” from our walk of 26th April… Woodland cherries And currently ubiquitous bluebells Hedgerow blossoms Roadside flowers… some big, some small And of course, the gorse Hope they brought a smile to your eyes. Now, I wonder what I … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: More of Those Little Things
Flowers from our walk 19th April 2023. Enjoy Cherries, of course…and Ransoms (wild garlic) Columbine… though possibly a garden escapee And presenting the prettiest picture: Bluebells, Celandines and Wood Anemones Broom, this was unexpected [Cytisus] And… If they’re fine-stemmed… If … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Those Little Things
19th April 2023 we make our annual pilgrimage to our childhood home to see the bluebells. But we also take in a woodland forbidden to us when we lived in the village but now open to all. Enjoy… The gorse … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Flowers and Fungi
Details, some colourful, some pretty, from our walk on 27th March 2023. Enjoy No apologies for yet more of these. The hedges are full of them! And these… And the colour is so welcome And twigs erect with sticky buds … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Colours of Spring
Some the flowers seen on our walk of 27th March 2023. Colour at last! Willow flowers… though we call them catkins One of the currants (don’t know which one, but possibly white. It’s ubiquitous in damp woodlands) Along the waterways, … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Flowers, Fungi and Lichen
18th March 2023, we walked to Fritton Common via lanes and tracks, and saw… these… These growing just beyond a garden fence are probably cultivated primroses. But the next two photos are 100% the genuine wild McCoy So many of … Continue reading
Tuesday Treats: Flowers and Fungi
6th March 2023, we visited two different woods. Here’s what we found That’s all for now folks. Hope you enjoyed
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