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Wordless Wednesday

April 13, 2016July 11, 2016

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April 13, 2016 at 12:41 pm

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Always wanted to see the starling murmuration over Brighton Pier. Filled with wild awe & joy at such synchronicity & beauty - sheer artistry. #bucketlist

Quince blossom has returned to Benslow Hill - a lifting, a stirring, something vital this way comes...

Spectacular sunrise over the old watercress beds; surprised a pair of little egrets which flew off the path & into the willows to watch me haughtily as I ran by. First violet along the snicket. Chilly but invigorating morning to be out & about.

Holloway run, out and about with the kids and first flock of redwings on the Cotoneaster lacteus. Chilly but fun day before real life begins again next week.

Impressed with the new green wall that I spotted on the way to work in Hammersmith this morning. Hope it is well maintained so the heucheras, sarcococca, ferns and grasses continue to thrive.

New Year's chocolate log, complete with bracket fungi and lichen. Happy New Year everyone!

Old man of the woods watching me as I walked and worked in the alder carr this afternoon.

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