This is on the river bank. The much vaunted daffodils of Wales really do gather and glow yellow…
in groups, swathes and couples they wave in the early year winds. Less talked about are the humble dandelion which coat the roadside verges in carpets of bright…
Yellow, then in white as the seed heads form. Following on from this is the lowly Bluebell
They sit on the verges singly, or with a few mates, then rounding a bend in the road, there’s a melè going on. There’s a mixture of native Welsh ones, and the blousy Spanish/EU ones, but the most magnificent ones are the natives.
Three months into playing in the tunnel, what is it looking like? https://youtu.be/L9Da85uCQUQ?is=4wKPIP_pLAxEz5gp
The cockchafer or the ‘doodlebug’, a nickname later given to the V-1 flying bomb of WWII…
The time is late afternoon, the date is early May, after some heavy rain and…
Our wild flower meadow and orchard is a riot of colour and activity from the…
and the Turkey is already fat! But rather incongruously she is in the garden! Not…