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Sunday, 4 May 2014
bluebell time
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Gorgeous photos !
ReplyDeleteHello Radka,Really lovely seeing the wild flowers and especially the Bluebells. The quince is looking very healthy ,lovely flowers similar to a gardenia.
ReplyDeleteMiluji tyhle zvonečkové fotky. Vypadá to, že jsou u vás v Anglii běžné, jako tady sasanky nebo pomněnky. Já mám modré i bílé zvonečky ve skalce, zrovna začínají kvést, ale takovou louku plnou zvonečků se mi asi nepodaří vidět. Tak alespoň tady u tebe.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely flowers you have around you. Spring flowers really are wonderful. We are still waiting on ours here, but they won't be long.
ReplyDeletelike you i love the bluebells and went to our local woods last monday and got lots of photos, your quince looks good too
ReplyDeleteUtterly beautiful. I have never seen quince flowers. Do you eat the fruit? I agree that spring is the best season.
ReplyDeleteThe bluebells are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOoh I almost missed this lovely post Radka!
ReplyDeleteI've been longing to see the sheets of bluebells in the woods of beautiful England - they just take my breath away. We have a few in Cornwall Park where I walk as often as I can - but nothing like this - hopefully they will multiply over time!