... aka aquilegia, which are all starting to bloom in our garden.
Torrential rain here yesterday which resulted in a partially flooded road at the end of our grove. Today the sun is shining and there's blue sky with a few white fluffy clouds.
I'm visiting a friend this afternoon. We used to be in a Spanish group and when it folded, decided to get together and learn a bit more on our own.
My contribution will be to use some shots I took in Bath as starting points for conversation. I've found the easy way to look up/check vocab is not wading through my large and heavy Collins but to use an online dictionary - another wonder of the internet.
Lovely Hazel, they are so pretty aren't they. Ours are not quite out yet, another couple of days I reckon, They will be at their best when we are in France next week!
Beautiful. Have several in our garden to. Great capture.
This pic. shows ( It is a beauty) that sometimes it`s hard to recognize the plant from a pic. If you did n`t tell I would n`t guest
Yes, it went well. I probably need to look at the new words again tomorrow to 'fix' them in my brain!
This pic. shows ( It is a beauty) that sometimes it`s hard to recognize the plant from a pic. If you did n`t tell I would n`t guest
Ferry, is this your 'get-out' clause for cerintha major?!!! (just kidding - but I agree my pic was not so good!!!)
I'd take France in lieu of a granny's bonnet any day Lesley!!
Enjoy!