A beautiful morning walk in the Algarve with Jo….
‘Hello! You look interesting’.
Hard not to smile at such a nosy sheep. All his friends were busy devouring the lush green stuff. He wasn’t exactly skinny so he must have eaten his share and was feeling conversational. Me, I didn’t have anything better to do. I’d left the house feeling just a bit grumpy. Walking the same lanes over and again, albeit in a different sequence, really didn’t suit. But then I began to look around me.
Blossom in the trees, rich wonderful hues, with sunlight filtering through them. Sky, the merriest shade of blue. Grass as green as you’ll ever see, the first poppies just beginning to nod. A time to go hunting in the shade for tiny, compelling wild orchids, the birds all a-twitter as I make my discoveries. And I know how very lucky I am.
Tender orange blossom 
That first poppy
Wild trailing gladioli 
The…
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What a lovely share!
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I thought so too 🙂
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Can imagine you getting the camera ready to view inside the church!
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Oh yes, no question 🙂
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hehe. Thought so ❤
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🙂
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Sunday mornings are the time! The church doors are wide open and the most beautiful recorded voice floats out. It’s a tiny village and held spellbound for a while 🙂 🙂
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It sounds wonderful…
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Jim Webster has somehow made me very fond of sheep. He writes of them and their lives and makes me feel I’m actually there. Without the smell, of course.
What an interesting beastie!
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I know what you mean about Jim and his sheep…
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Lovely place to walk.
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It looks it too…
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love at first sight! He/she hardly even looks real in this lovely photo. And the blossoms everywhere make for great show. 🙂
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🙂
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