1) From the troubles of the world I turn to daffodils. It works quite well.
2) Though cloudy here, below, in the plain, wind turbines, water towers and grain silos shine whitely.
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Up the road or down, sometimes further afield, often not for long, we're out most days.
Thirty words a day, about walking the dog. Inspired by Clare's blog Once around the Park
Trédaniel plan d'eau
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- The old railtrack, Gare de Moncontour, afternoon
- Up the road, afternoon
- Down the road, late afternoon.
- Quessoy arboretum, afternoon.
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- Trédaniel plan d'eau, morning.
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- Up the road, afternoon,10 x 3
- Down the road, late afternoon.
- Trédaniel plan d'eau, morning.
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- Down the road, late afternoon. Change of plan.
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- Up the road, late afternoon (4th March)
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3 comments:
From the troubles of the world I turn to daffodils. It works quite well.
Sometimes it only takes a few words to know that you will like a person.
These lines leapt out at me. I've had this thought so many times in the past few wet, windy and worse weeks. Daffodils are one of my most beloved flowers -- probably because they bloom, so cheerfully, at a time when we most need them.
Serendipity: It's one of my favorite words AND concepts. I will thank it for our meeting today. It's good to be "Bee."
Hooray, and welcome, Bee!
Beautifully written :-)
I love daffodils as I love snowdrops, primroses and bluebells; the most natural of wild flowers.
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