The Beauty of Nature

Not quite sure why it’s called British Camp, even after reading this, but the reason goes back about 1000 years.

British Camp has a grandstand view of the three counties.

The sun was so strong through the clouds, but it is hard to capture the magnificence here.

A couple of views from the top of British Camp.

From my recent trip.

It seems that my friend has a garden that attracts wildlife of the larger variety.

They have sent me another picture of their latest early morning visitor.

I had a weekend away a fortnight ago when the weather was clear. It was nice to get away and relax, especially as there wasn’t much to do in the garden or plot.

I would recommend the hotel to anyone. The food was good and it feels very local rather than overdone. The walking nearby is great too. Some pics of that later.

This is a hyacinth bulb that used to be sitting indoors. I decided to plant it out and I’m hoping it will take. I expect it will require a year to grow its bulb and ‘feel’ ready to flower fully.

I had this clay ladybird in the garden as an ornament. I don’t usually do the garden ornament thing, but I do like ladybirds.

Ooops!

This last picture is how it should have looked, did look, last year.

A blue winter shot.