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Tag: Acer ‘Crimson Queen’

Wordless Wednesday

October 12, 2016October 12, 20162 Comments

Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’

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First trip for weeks that wasn't to hospital or doctors. Slow mooch across the reedbeds; stopped by an old oaky pal in the wet meadow. Smell of fox, mud, decaying vegetation, fetid pools made me feel real again. #mypatch

Heron comes a-hunting in my @guardian Country Diary today. Lovely to celebrate our rooftop visitor and the pleasure its visits bring us. Link in bio...

Henry VIII falls face-first in the fen and a lone heron stalks the rooftops in my Guardian Country Diary this morning... (link in bio)

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It was my childhood dream to see a hoopoe & today I got to write about it in my Guardian Country Diary. This one’s for you, Dad xx

Little walk to the end of the road to watch bees feeding on old man's beard. Luckily someone had put a handy road sign there for me to sit on. #madeitoutofbed #travellersjoy

Lovely morning leading a walk at Purwell Ninesprings reserve with a friendly, enthusiastic group of local carers. Nothing better than sharing a place you love & its natural/social history with other interested folk.💚😊💚

Lovely to see my piece about family history, place and my links to the poet John Clare on The Clearing today. Big thanks to @littletollerdorset for giving me the opportunity to share the story with readers.😊💚 Link in bio...

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Country diary: A heron has come a-hunting
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Country diary: My dad and I, watching a hoopoe, finally
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Hinxworth, Hertfordshire: It’s incredible that one has pitched up just a few miles from my home, but we’ve been awaiting […]
Country diary: The sheer joy of watching sparrows move in with us
May 6, 2022 by Nic Wilson
Hitchin, Hertfordshire: We built these terraces years ago, and finally our garden is alive with gathering, squabbling spuggiesOur scruffy lawn […]

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