This post is very picture heavy and shows some of the many pictures we took this morning. I'll not do much writing but let the pictures speak for themselves.
Notice the rune Gyfu in the sky as we started our meander
If you click on this picture you can get a better view of the damselfly.
This has to be one of my favourite pictures taken by Mr Mog, you can't see what is reflecting where
Not sure what this was? Wonder if it would spin?
I associate cobwebs full of dew with autumn
orchids abound here
Click on this and see the wonderful stripey insect, is it a bee or hover fly?
A secret path, who knows where you will end up?
signs of autumn?
There were many butterflies and moths there
elderflower wine anyone?
We were also lucky and saw 2 hares, alas too speedy for taking pictures.
lots of these little chaps about
See the bee on the notice board?
Another butterfly if you click to enlarge
This was the first time we had visited but it won't be our last. All the time we were there we had the place to ourselves.
The musings and meanderings of a mixed media artist and yarn junkie who loves to knit,spin, crochet, make a mess, write and enjoy life. I try to follow the wheel of the year and enjoy each day of it. My art reflects that spiritual journey.
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The stuff in the 7th photo down looks like the interior fluff to a milkweed pod.. but I could be wrong.
SNAP! lol. I wrote mine before I looked on yours....honest!
I don't know whether it's the sun or weather or what but everything seems to be brighter and in more abundance.... MAGIC!
I enjoyed my walk with you, thank you.
Thank you for that wonderful walk: I'm stuck at home with a nasty virus, and it has been so nice to "get out"!
It looks idyllic. Just beautiful.
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