Easter Sunday is an excellent time to go out and enjoy God's creation. Jo and I took Brody for a walk in Norsey Woods. It was a beautiful day - warm and dry, we have had quite a few of those lately, so the bluebells were near the end of their best. Nevertheless, they are stunning. Each year, there is a different place to look to get the best views of the carpet of blue. Norsey woods is managed and coppiced, so different areas are opened up each year to allow new growth. This year, one of the best views was from the barrow. There we met a man sitting enjoying the view. Brody said hello and on his request I took a photo of him with Brody in the background. We discussed the state of the bluebells and agreed that this year was not as good as last year. I also noticed that my two previous reports on bluebells were both later in the year.
Beside bluebells, other things are also doing well in the wood, take a look at the album to see what.
https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipPUEzNRqNrfngxwT5KNHSb8mpr_2P9YYdB-lK1v
We spent about an or so hour enjoying the woods, letting small children stroke Brody - who was much more interested in his stick or the tennis ball that someone had found and given him. We met a few people from church as we were leaving who had come to enjoy the woods.
No comments:
Post a Comment