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| My Favourite shady Wiltshire walk |
I have fallen behind on the walking for one reason and another so on Friday I made myself get out in the fresh air. I make a point of not turning for home until I have found something to photograph, but tired and aching and uninspired and feeling a little low I started back without a picture, choosing my favourite shady walk which is an old track way covered over by hawthorn and crab apple and dense with blackthorn.
In the space of two hundred yards I found all these little treasures opening their early flowers for the insects.
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| Ransoms (Wood Garlic) |
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| Bluebell - we get very few around here - not the swathes of blue I knew as a child in Hampshire |
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| Lords and Ladies, or Cuckoo Pint - distinctive dark splodges on the leaves |
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| Garlic Mustard |
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| Lungwort |
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| Mouse-ear flower among Goose Grass leaves |
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