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- Royalty eh?
- Little Acorns…
- The Small Dog is under the weather…
- Ghosts #midnighthaiku
- ‘UNDER CADER IDRIS’: The Longest Literary Pregnancy in recent decades!~Alienora Browning
- Discovering Albion – day 9: The Church on the Cliff
- Template of Time…
- Mine-Sweeper…
- Winter walks with camera (6) : the shape of drama ~ Steve Tanham
- Distorted reality
- Onward #midnighthaiku
- So What Was That All About? Part 1 ~ G. Michael Vasey
- Discovering Albion – day 9: 199 steps
- Harvest of Wyrms…
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Category Archives: flowers
Field of dreams..?
Long, long ago, when the world was still young and I was younger still, I moved into a house with a garden. It wasn’t much of a garden, long-deserted, overgrown and gone to seed, but my mind painted it in … Continue reading
Posted in flowers, Memories, nature, Photography, Spirituality, The Silent Eye
Tagged beauty, childhood, consciousness, dreams, gardening, herbs, learning through experience, Life, Patience, plants, sunrise, symbolism
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Going West: St David’s Head
It is a beautiful walk along the cliffs towards St David’s Head. The land is covered in an incredible variety of wildflowers, from the pink pompoms of thrift to the tall spires of foxgloves. The starry flowers of sedum nestle … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, archaeology, Books, Don and Wen, flowers, Photography, Sacred sites, travel
Tagged cliff fort, hut circles, iron age site, neolithicsites, St David’s Head, Warrior’s Dyke, wildflowers
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Going West: Mountain Road
We were fed and watered… very well-fed, in fact after a home-cooked Welsh breakfast at the Mid-Wales Inn… and on the road early. The weather was finally dry, the sun attempting to peep through the clouds… and there was the … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, flowers, History, Landscape, nature, Photography, travel, Wales
Tagged Cwmystwyth, Elan Valley, gold found in Wales, royal wedding rings, welsh hills, welsh valleys
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Balance…
Abundant Nature Harvesting a sea of blue Taming wildflowers Insects and famers profit Harmony found in beauty A new crop is flowering in the fields near my home, painting the landscape with unexpected colour. The farmer seems to be growing … Continue reading
Optimist #midnighthaiku
Little by little The eternal optimist Bare earth yields beauty *
Awakening
Having just driven hundreds of miles of the length and breadth of England, I can confirm that, in spite of any wintry surprises that the weather might yet have in store, as far as the earth is concerned, spring has … Continue reading
Weather window
We woke, the dog and I, to a white and wintry world. A hard frost stuck the soles of my slippers to the path as I went out to retrieve the first ball of the day. I have attempted to … Continue reading
Unusual people…
Delicate blue flowers caught my eye in the flower bed. I wondered where they had come from as they were nothing that we had planted … they had just grown. It only took a moment to realise that they were … Continue reading
Garden of Extinction reblogged from champagnewhisky
Reblogged from champagnewhisky… “Any species, now matter how unusual or common, is vulnerable…”: Of all the areas of the stunning Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens in Cape Town, South Africa – and all the areas are stunning – one in particular … Continue reading