Yesterday we were hunting for sun on a very drab day. This morning it was a case of hunting the shade…. sunshine and a rapid rise in temperature. So it was the woods we headed for. Those dark shadows were quite appealing.. Ferns, bracken are subsuming everything at ground level. Rhododendrons are managing to keep their heads above it all…… and the sun through those new bright green leaves cast a green tinted light over everything. All rather nice to be able to explore the woods away from the Bank Holiday crowds….. (well here they are not crowds just more folk out than usual – so cannot complain)
Did I say it was hot!…. well just ask Buster. Happy enough to run through the woods but also pleased when he could persuade me to head for home…. he does remind me that he wears a fur coat!
Yesterday I posted an image of some wild Welsh Poppies. Wild as in self seeded. They pop up everywhere, apart from our flower borders. Today as the sun shines they have their heads pointed up looking for the sun…
They may be spreading, but we are not going to deter them……. we reckon that if they like our patio so much and that have chosen us, then leave them be and enjoy their company
On the way home we spotted some Ox-Eye Daisies tucked into a quiet corner….. it reminded me that it will not be too long now before they will grace our wild flower meadows.
Now I wonder what this Yo Yo weather will bring us tomorrow.
Please Remember ….
Stay Safe …. Be Kind…. Look After Each Other
25th May
(C) David Oakes 2020
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David here says the weather is like a Yo Yo, Ma–time to get out your cello and I my guitar!
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I just love the lush greenery in your photos with those bright spots of colored flowers. We are having yo-yo, wacky weather here as well – just a few days ago it was chilly and grey. Yesterday it was like summer woke up and said “I’m here!” But it was way too hot for this time of year – we reached 90° F which is about 32°C I think.
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It is lush green this year. I guess the wet but mild winter followed by a cycle of mini heatwaves have stimulated the growth. I also have a feeling that as the air is so noticeably un-polluted that might be helping….not that we live in a heavily polluted area, but the improvement is noticeable and welcomed. Your 30c will be hard to beat this week….. the highest they predict is 29c.
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This is reminiscent of an image I have just posted…
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Spotted that……. Great minds and all that ! 🙂
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