Our garden is coming to life, just like Ute’s and it is such a joy. More and more Crocuses, even more Tete a Tete, buds on the Hydrangeas and flowers on the Camellias. Spring is on its way after such a long, wet and windy winter.
On yesterday’s walk, I loved the lichen and my camera caught every detail.
One of our street signs is looking much better this week than it did last week.
Heart shaped pot-hole
Tete a tete daffodils
I love this time of year when standing in the hall on a sunny morning I have two views of the Tete a Tete in the garden, one through the kitchen to the back garden and one through the dining room window to the wall garden outside the kitchen.
Down the hallway through the kitchen, long zoom
From the same point in the hallway, through the dining room
The following lovely poem came my way today and I asked the poet if I could use it here tonight. Thank you, Becky, for allowing me to share it with my readers. . Always listen to the trees and ‘breathe.’ There’s a wonderful tree in Trelissick Gardens that we and friends like to hug. I shall be very glad to get there again in a couple of months.
By Becky Hemsley
Showers and some sunshine today but no rainbows that I could find. However, raindrops on flowers are always so photogenic.
Anemone Blanda
Anemone Blanda
Tete a Tete narcissi
I love this child of my childBone of my boneBreath of my breath
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