because it’s bluebell time!
Let’s have a peep.I wonder if how big this blue carpet is.
No, it’s even bigger and prettier up close.
Two years ago I posted bluebells at Blackbury camp, and I still think it’s the best place to see them, but here at Lanhydrock it’s a close second, what do you think?
Its beautiful. If you are ever in Dorset at Bluebell time. Make your way to Pamphill. It is wonderful. I go to Blackbury Camp now I live in Devon.
They look gorgeous Gilly. I went to see ours before I came to Poland and they weren’t quite there. I might just catch them xx
What a wonderful sight, Gilly!
Stunning. Mesmerizing. Royal. ❤
That is a stunning sight. 🙂 Love it! 🙂
woodland’s eloquence
in dewy sapphire blue
wild garden retreat
Gilly fabulous photos.
Connie
A glorious sight Gilly! The blue skies have fallen to blanket the earth.
That first one is especially lovely. Bluebells are on my yet-to-be-seen list. Here it’s “it must be spring. The fountains are activated.”
Not bad at all. So hard to photograph what our eyes see though. I might try to see if there are any in Glendurgan this week, if the weather holds up!
Wow! That is certainly a show from Mother Nature!
I personally love bluebells,, around here there is aplace called bluebell wood,, and now to walk through it the forestry are to charge three pounds. What ever next…
wow are these a delightful treat –
I love the vibrant blue of these flowers, Gilly and the way that you’ve contrasted them with the bark the of the tree and the fence! 🙂
Beautiful blue carpet of loveliness.
Just gorgeous ..
Gilly oooh, you are so lucky to have this landscape. I want to see the flowers in Holland, the tulips growing in fields. Love the photo of the fence in foreground.
Looks the same to me. 😀 Looks like your snapping skills never fade, 😉
Such a gorgeous sight, Gilly! We were at Lanhydrock with MiL a few years ago but just a tad too early in the year for bluebells. Gorgeous photos. 🙂
Super colorful photographs of bluebells painting the landscape, Gilly.
Pretty ….
Issy 😎