One little clump

And so many more in our garden ........... isn't it amazing how they survive under all the snow we had last week.
We had a lovely morning and intended finding somewhere different for a walk but grey drizzle and a raw wind changed the plan. Tesco shop and planning for next week - cosier indoors!
Three good things
1. Fish man Mike kept our order for us. (The NE boats are not sailing due to complex market/Brexit issues so supply is not great!)
2. Long chat with Laura.
3. Getting ready for school... fun learning with 5 year olds for a few weeks.

[Margaret Brown]

A pretty capture

[Dianne]

It’s like these little snowdrops give hope.

[Judith Johnson]

What a delight to see the emerging from under the snow

[Bep]

Aren't they beautiful? Snowdrops on my photo too.

[bkb in the city]

Very nice

[Pat Knowles]

There are lots of them this year event there...beautiful.

[Rick Schies]

Nature is grand. I cannot wait for Spring. Hope you are doing well Sarah.

[Sarah Bremner]

@craftymeg @dide @busylady @gijsje @bkbinthecity @happypat @digitalrn
Thank you for your lovely comments. I agree that they bring hope....spring is not too far away.
We are well thank you Rick. Good to see you on here again.

[Lou Ann]

We just don’t have snowdrops here. They are so sweet.

[Kathy A]

These are so pretty

[Sarah Bremner]

@louannwarren @kjarn
Thank you for your lovely comments. They lift the spirit, for sure, and there are thousands of them in our garden just now!

[Judith Greenwood]

Really pretty - seems there are a lot of issues going under the radar...