A few days ago I walked this same trail and some of my favourite parts were beautifully overgrown; I really hoped that the council gardeners wouldn't come along and cut it all down in the meantime, but thankfully they didn't! It's all so verdant now; lovely. I admit to taking these on the 26th this month; the weather's been so awful lately that I looked at the weather forecast and saw it had big black clouds all over the 27th and 28th, so I went out on Sunday instead. For once, the forecast was correct; I got soaked when out this morning!
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These trees were bare for so long;
how lush they look now 😊
New this month ~ the laburnum :)
The tree that turns bright red in the autumn
I stood under these trees in a mass of pink blossom last month!
~ love the wild flowers ~
Amazing smell walking past here;
reminded me of childhood country walks. 😌
This is the stump of the tree that fell down in October.
Taken in roughly the same place as the pics
of me taken in Sept and Oct - big difference.
May was our dear late father's favourite month. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteEvery time I've walked down the road in the sunshine this month, I've thought about that.
DeleteWow, what a difference! Gorgeous pictures.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it?! Thanks for looking :)
DeleteI would love to visit you one day just so that you could show me this park – stunning!
ReplyDeleteAh, it's just a normal park in any-town.... but I spot the magical bits. And trees are always so!
DeleteStunning again, Terry. I love it how, after what seems so long through the Winter, that Spring takes control with a firm hand and life returns with such an amazing explosion of colour.
ReplyDeleteYes - the rain and sudden warmth in May has done wonders!
DeleteIt looks so peaceful. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting!
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