It’s spring at last!
Yesterday was beautiful – sunny, with blue skies – but still quite cold and breezy. Today promises to be the same. The daffodils are out (actually they have been for a few days now). I like to see them growing but it’s been so windy recently that I rescued these and brought them inside.
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It’s a dull, grey day here today and snow is forecast for later on:
High up in a tree, a birds’s nest left from last year:
It’s a day to sit, curled up with a book in front of the fire:
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It snowed here most of yesterday and today it’s snowing again with more to come for the rest of the day and the next few days.
This is the scene in the front garden:
and in the back garden;
Close-ups of the empty bird boxes:
and the wonky one:
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It’s still very wet here, but so far we’ve not got the freezing cold spell and snow that’s forecast for Scotland and the North East of England this weekend. And there’s new growth in our little wood – is Spring on it’s way?
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I missed posting a Saturday Snapshot yesterday – so here it is today.
We’ve had some misty mornings recently and this morning after the mist had cleared a bit the cobwebs on the decking railings were sparkling:
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Our back garden isn’t the usual type of garden as it’s mainly grass, a stream and woodland. At the end of January we had a tidying-up session in the woodland and a small fire burning small branches that the wind had blown down.
Further down the wood the snowdrops are still in flower.
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