Cropped forget me not
One of the first poppies to flower up close.
Taken at Erddig, a National Trust property near Wrexham.
One of the many daisies in my lawn.
Lovely vibrant colours of a daisy
The next stage of spring flowers, lilies of the vally.
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A single marigold in a flower bed, in December.
Wonderful Cirrus clouds
Our sweet peas are starting to come alive.
A nice sunset this evening overhead.
Nice bright display of colour in part of our garden.
One of a few pansies in a wall container, to give the garden a little colour.
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A nice surprise today when this beauty reared its head, bring on the rest.
Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning.. So they say.
Sunset Christmas day night
Heather in our garden, a lovely splash of colour.
Wild Edric our new David Austin Rose.
A hard frost, left everything covered in a white magical covering.
Fuchsia from my garden
A Gertrude Jekyll bud, this rose just keeps giving.
Looking like a stormy start to the day.
Daisy close up
A complete flower (daisy) in my garden.
Lovely windy day to do a wash.
A beautiful yellow rose, a belated birthday gift to my wife.
One of the many bud, shoots, and plants telling us, spring, is just around the corner.
An Azalea in our garden
A crystal clear, upside down capture.
Storm clouds over our abode in Monochrome.
Blossom on our apple tree, it's a mass of blossom.
The shedding of the leaves in autumn.
Sunset on the day I had my Covid injection, hope after this I can start to go out.
The Bear steps off Fish St, Shrewsbury, UK.
Looking down the tube
The sun starting to rise after getting home from taking my wife to the hospital.
Daisies in our garden
Acorns at Attingham Park yesterday.
A tree trunk wedged at the top of the weir in Shrewsbury.
Crystal beads through a crystal sphere.
A cracking sunset over Shrewsbury tonight
A new toy for me to play, and try perfecting.
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The playground on Sidney Ave, Shrewsbury, Empty.
Lockdown cityscape
Flowers growing in between the cracks.
Lovely cloud formation over the homestead on Christmas day 2020.
Our garden is starting to wake up from it slumber.