Tag Archives: bluebells

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Posted on May 13, 2015 by Sue Vincent

Does beauty begin With a magnificent dream Or with little things?

Posted in Photography, Poetry | Tagged bluebells, haiku, little things | 28 Comments

Today, I went for a walk with my son. Even writing that has me grinning from ear to ear. Let me say that again. I went for a walk with my son. The one who can’t walk… who hasn’t walked … Continue reading →

Posted in Love and Laughter, Motherhood, nature, Nick Verron, Photography | Tagged beltane, bluebells, Chilterns, dance, inspiration, May Day, surviving brain injury, triumph | 161 Comments

Goldfish with bluebells

Posted on January 3, 2015 by Sue Vincent

Lets’ face it; if you get a personally addressed email from someone purportedly representing an international United Nations initiative you are more than likely going to send it to the spam folder unopened. If (given the keyword in the subject … Continue reading →

Posted in flowers, nature, Photography | Tagged bluebells, International Year of Light, light, Paris, Unesco, United Nations | 51 Comments

Bluebells and beech trees

Posted on May 21, 2014 by Sue Vincent

When you live in a landscape it is very easy to take it for granted. You see it every day and normality can dull the beauty, busyness draws the attention away from open eyed wonder and everyday cares can … Continue reading →