Payback time

Rubbish photo but I’ve just done an emergency run outside. I think planting these bulbs is responsible for my dodgy disc so I’m pleased they are doing so well. There are other varieties planted as well so there should be daffodils along this border until May.

Weather: pleasant
Covid: schools back - hurrah!
Good thing: I’ve finished the first draft of my report and labelled a lot of attachments.

[Newbank Lass]

Love a daffodil!

[Boxplayer]

Lovely. And not rubbish.

[Judith Johnson]

Looking froward to seeing lots more daffodils, always cheerful!

[LucyDolittle]

Such a beautiful spring composition. Love the focus on this bowing daff
Pretty.

[Alison Tomlin]

Very nice. You're feeling sorry for Bessie, but she would have dug these up as you planted them...

[Alison Tomlin]

ps I like the bench.

[Judith Greenwood]

@fueast If is had Bessie I wouldn’t have had time to plant them! Bench was a bargain from Waitrose if I remember rightly.

[Pat Knowles]

I can’t see one flower but I’m sure it looks beautiful!

[Granny7(Denise)]

Oh how we under estimate ourselves! I love this shot.

[Kim]

Love the dof behind that isolated daffodil.

[Barbara Paquette]

Well captured and I appreciate the post...my daffs are only up about half an inch.

[Sarah Bremner]

This is very pretty. Love the different focus features.

[Mallory]

This is beautiful

[gloria jones]

Neat composition

[*lynn]

delightful!

[DebbieG]

Not rubbish! I really like it. Love the bokeh'd bench in the background

[Peggy Sirk]

Looks like springtime. Lovely!
How exciting for parents and students that schools are back in session! Progress.
And well done on your report writing!

[Terri]

Oh so pretty. You can't go wrong with daffodils..

[Jane Pittenger]

Nice dof...bummer re your back though

[Casablanca]

Nice focus choice and after all your labours, glad to see it was fruitful!