Still the firm silhouette of the iconic bluebell stands strong.
"Usually, bluebell flowers symbolize gratitude and humility. However, they can also symbolize constancy and everlasting love. ... In another case, bluebells can also be associated with images of spirituality and purity, a common connotation for white flowers."
Thankful for:
Increasing warm temps - at 7.30pm, Oamaru was the hottest in NZ. We ate our hot pies, salad and mashed potatoes outside!
I love bluebells they take me back to childhood. We don't see them where I live because it is too hot, but we did come across them when we were in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales last year.
