This is a walk we did recently. Here is Paxton's Tower in the distance, whilst we are at the edge of Dinefwr Castle Woods. I must do a walk up at Paxton's Tower again and then do a proper post on it. It's quite a landmark in the Towy Valley.
The bluebell photos don't really need much in the way of words, and I have awarded myself a couple of hours off to sit and read a book on my Kindle, so enjoy.
The castle as viewed across the Park.
I think the flowers look a bit sparse this year, but perhaps it is my memory leading me astray - mind you, we had a dryish winter which is unusual here, and then almost draught conditions in the last month.
I don't think there is a blue tomatch the colour of blue bells - exquisite.
ReplyDeleteI agree Pat - it lifts the spirits to see them.
DeleteThere is something very special about a walk in a wood full of Bluebells. Your photographs are beautiful. X
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Jules. Though last year I ventured to a new spot, Green Castle Woods on the Laugharne road out of Carmarthen. STUNNING bluebells, but it was really humid and muggy in the woods and I had breathing troubles, so had to come out.
DeleteWe are so lucky in this country to have the bluebells...it was years before I realised that they smelt too.
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Aril - you could float on that perfume I reckon! There are few more beautiful sights that=n a bluebell wood in May.
DeleteIt's a lovely place!
ReplyDeleteA bluebell wood sounds like a magical place--I wonder if we have the same flower here or merely some of its relatives [?]
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