Ferns and non flowering plants of Britain
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This scene astounds me every year.
The elegant fern unfolding.
It goes from one day looking very 'un alive', no green to be spotted, to suddenly waking up.
We never actually found the grave we were looking for, the little forest led us astray. But Christinero is a little place just outside of Christiansfeld, Denmark. The name translates into Christine's rest/ peace/ quiet. It was a romantic garden created by a lady called Christine who, after own wishes, was buried there after her death.
I could say they are very helpful.....but I would be lying. Ha ha. At least they give me wonderful opportunities for photos and it is my fault for having food around for them so the deal is they do the gardening and I do the photo shoots.
(26/366) If you look closely (best viewed Large) there appears to be 3 types of fern growing out from behind this old drain pipe outside my GP surgery. I can see the obvious green one at the top, some darker plant with rounder leaves underneath & what looks like a Hart's Tongue fern leaf at the bottom?
The dappled sunlight on the fern and moss and rocks was lovely. Sat and enjoyed the babbling of the brook. Taken at Chatfield Hollow State Park in Connecticut.
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it was a hard frost a few Sunday's ago when I went early morning volunteering. Everything was laced in ice and looked magical. This delicate fern frond caught my eye as I walked slowly through the frost gripped valley. Fawn is a beautiful instrumental by Tom Waits.
At Dunvegan Gardens, Isle of Skye.
Happy Bokeh Wednesday! Thanks for stopping by and for all of your kind comments, awards and faves -- I appreciate them all.
© Melissa Post 2019
Found myself back at this patch of ferns last week and couldn't resist giving them a go with the ole iPhone...
I'm a pinch behind but looking forward to catching up with everyone later today. Hope you all are having, or had as the case may be, a great weekend!
Spent an enjoyable, albeit challenging morning with some great friends and fellow photographers. Both the wind and the light were a challenge to work with. Once set up on a composition, you could expect to wait ten to fifteen minutes for a lull in the wind that would last only a few seconds, and you had to hope that you had cloud cover at the same time. It's good to be challenged on occasion.