Scented

These flowers were picked wild in a field by the mum of The Cartford Inn proprietor.
Julie described them as lilies but I would think they were narcissus. A truly gorgeous perfume!

Three good things:
1. A teacake & scone while house viewers visited.
2. Market day in Garstang.
3. Our daughter Cathy & SIL Garth’s 27th wedding anniversary.

[carol white]

A lovely composition and capture. Fav!! 😀

[Hazel]

Nice still life - with perfume!

[Dianne]

A lovely warm scene - and spring flowers!

[Beryl Lloyd]

A beautiful and homely scene and composition ! Those narcissi must have heavenly perfume ! fav

[Sue Cooper]

A lovely warm, cosy capture. Great composition. They look like narcissi to me.

[Lou Ann]

Just beautiful. I love the soft light.

[Issi Bannerman]

I'd call them narcissus, and I love their perfume. Gorgeous indeed. Lovely image.

[julia]

Look like Jonquils.. you are tight they are a nacissis... really strong perfume .. love them.. often grow around old house sites.. Always look forward to them as the first sign of spring over here..
Happy wedding anniversary to Cathy and Garth.

[Casablanca]

Oooh lovely - I can almost smell them from here! A delicious scent.

[Sue Rose]

What a lovely scene. I do like a good scone!

[Bep]

A lovely still life. Love these beautiful flowers.

[Steve Pooley]

If they smell as good as they look... lovely still life.

[Rick Schies]

The setting looks perfect Pat

[Maggiemae]

Good to be able to set these beautiful narcissuses or narcissusi (?) under the light! I can guess who had the scone!

[Babs]

Very inviting, the scent must be lovely. How nice to have them growing wild.

[Jane Pittenger]

Looks like a perfect set for your open house complete with wonderful scent

[Lynda McG]

Nice light and composition Pat