Bluebell buds are really pretty.
The family had a long walk today up to Caro Marth. 
This piece of street art in Kyiv came my way today.
New mural in Kyiv… by Sasha Korban
Category Archives: mural
Buds, Quarry and Street Art
World Book Day, Street Art and Sheep Art
On World Book Day, it seems right to remember Shirley Hughes who died yesterday. Her beautifully illustrated stories were an integral part of our children’s lives. The children she drew and the situations she put them in were all so real and always had kind outcomes. We still have Helpers, bought in 1975 and now kept here for LiveWires to enjoy.
Helpers by Shirley Hughes
Ute, a blogger friend, has also posted about street art being done in solidarity with Ukraine. Here is one she has discovered:
A local photojournalist spotted some sheep in a field in West Cornwall, painted in the colours of the Ukrainian flag.
Photo by Greg Martin / Cornwall Live
Friends, Street Art and Sydney Opera House
We all need friends to keep on an even keel..
The following street art is in Paris.
Support is being shown all over the world.
Welsh Cakes, St David’s Day and Street Art
It’s St David’s Day and to celebrate my heritage, I made Welsh Cakes as my Mum used to do. I still have the griddle that I inherited, that Mum used to use on the Aga but, sadly, Â it cannot be used on an induction hob.
Warm Welsh cake with butter and Blackberry and Apple jam
This beautiful artwork in Cardiff has been  painted by leading street artist My Dog Sighs (Credit: Lee Smith)
Eco Park, Bee and Poppy
My choirs are meeting up at the Porthtowan Eco Park where we can sing in the atrium, covered but with plenty of air circulating. Over the weeks I’ve been watching the development of a beautiful mural and today stopped to talk to the artist, Camilla, to tell her how much I love her work. All the elements of the eco park are here – Â vegetables and edible flowers growing, wind turbines turning, musicians playing and singing, food being served, campers playing and all in such lovely earthy colours. She’s working on an elevated platform and is well wrapped up against the wind and mizzle. 
The bee flew off just as I focussed!
A poppy self-seeded in the edible garden in the trough just outside the kitchen window. I know it isn’t edible but I left it there because it is beautiful.
Photo taken through the window
Street Art in Redruth
I took another route from town today and came across an alley full of street art. Here they are for you. My favourite is the cat in the comfy chair. 
Mural, Moss and Hellebore
Our town is being brightened up with murals, some in quite unexpected places. I still have to discover some of them. Here is the most obvious at the crossroads.
On the way up the hill there was tree that seemed to be wrapped in green velvet. It felt as soft as it looked.
Tree trunk
Close up of the moss
I stepped into a neighbour’s garden to take this photo of a beautiful Hellebore flower.
Mural, Plastic Bottles and Cacti
The mural outside one of my favourite shops, Just Delights, has recently been done for winter. The mural is changed each season and pleases me every time I drive through to choir. Â To find the others, put mural into the search.
By Elizabeth Perry
After singing today, I did my shift in Fannie and Fox, the lovely gallery in Penryn where my glass now sells. It is a real pleasure to sit among so many beautiful things. Here are some for you to see.
Made of discarded plastic bottles by Rebecca Sims
Wall panels by Julie Howe
Knitted cacti by Sarah Perry
Buddleia, A Mural and Seed Heads
A brave bit of Buddleia was sprouting out over the harbour in Falmouth this afternoon.
Lone Buddleia
There was a new mural on the wall from the car park into town.
Walking along above Gylly Beach later, the views were beautiful, as always.
Agapanthus seed heads
