view from the hill in West Wycombe where St Lawrence’s Church is situated (with Golden Ball atop its tower)wild rose growing in a hedgerowfoxgloves at the margin of a woodelderberry flowers. The berries come later in the year, and can be harvested to make elderberry winemargueriteswild orchid growing in unmowed grassmulleinmullein growing on hillsideMullein caterpillarpoppies in a field left fallowbarley
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9 thoughts on “Country walk”
what a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. I could just smell the countryside feel the long grass brushing against my legs hear the wind rustle in the trees as the birds sing.
Lovely. That first picture reminds me of the rolling highlands where I was raised in Kenya. No wonder most English colonists chose to settle there! :o)
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what a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. I could just smell the countryside feel the long grass brushing against my legs hear the wind rustle in the trees as the birds sing.
Thank you Vincent
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Lovely. That first picture reminds me of the rolling highlands where I was raised in Kenya. No wonder most English colonists chose to settle there! :o)
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the wildflowers are always beautiful
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visual poetry.
thanks.
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Seriously beautiful sights, likewise to the photography Vincent. Thanks.
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Absolute delight!
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Beautiful! i can almost smell the fresh country air.
((((Hugs to you Vincent))))
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Thanks for the comments, and the hugs and resurgence of Kathy!
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🙂
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