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Wordless Wednesday

September 14, 2016

Soft, downy quince (Cydonia oblonga ‘Meeches Prolific’)

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Self-seeded happiness in the veggie beds... 😊

Enjoying the marmalade hoverflies & ignoring the fact I should be making dinner. What's the chance the kids will be halfway through the cooking when I go back inside? 🤔😂

Happy morning walking in & out of the surf - highlights were sea pea & yellow horned-poppy on the shingle & a raft of 200+ common scoter on the sea.

My daughter is not only thoroughly lovely, she's also a dab hand at baking gluten free scones to keep me fed on my travels.

Really enjoyed chatting to John Ashley, Curator of the Lakeland Horticultural Society's National Collection of Astilbe,

The flowers of my Hungarian Black chillies are just as beautiful as anything grown for its ornamental qualities.

Blackcap sang the recitatives at Sunday's choir practice & low-flying swifts screeched in accompaniment to yesterday's mini garden rehearsal. I'm rather taken with the new outdoor bird/choir experience.

Clematis 'Belle of Woking' shaking out her frills on her way to the ball...

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