I just appreciate the magnificence of Nature
I'm particularly proud of the green Hellebore plant, I bought from a church sale eight years ago. This has thrived in our garden and the light green flowers get more attractive every year.
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I just appreciate the magnificence of NatureI snapped the above photographs in our garden this morning, the sun was shining, but there was a sharp wind blowing. Too cold to actually get any gardening done. The pink Azalea looks beautiful, I bought this plant from Lidl’s supermarket four years ago and it's survived and is still thriving wonderfully. I still can't believe the way the white Marguerite is flowering at this time of the year, they are reputed to be half hardy plants that generally die off in Winter. There's a hardy Geranium in view in a pot, and some colourful Primulas and Primroses. I bought these Primroses and Primulas from Lidl's supermarket for the bargain price of £2:99 for a tray of 10 plants.
I'm particularly proud of the green Hellebore plant, I bought from a church sale eight years ago. This has thrived in our garden and the light green flowers get more attractive every year.
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FRIDAY 14th FEBRUARY 2020 I photographed this fantastic sunrise as it happened this morning, outside our house and again at the allotments. Suddenly, a surreal moment occurred at home, when the sky lit up and flooded our kitchen with light. I guessed it was probably an unusual sunrise and I grabbed my Google pixel phone and snapped off a couple of photos. The weather was perfect for gardening and I made my way to the allotment. The actual sunrise was beautiful and I immediately snapped off a couple of wonderful photos when I arrived there. The colours of the early morning flash of pre-sunrise lights were incredible, yet totally different from the amazing later complete sunrise. I try to capture the different shades of life as they happen as every day is welcomed by a new dawn bursting out with a unique pattern. Almost paralleling life itself with a new scenario to face as the ebb and and flow of situations take a unique path.
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