[Misc] Bluebells
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Thrifty non-licker
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Really missed our annual trip to Arlington bluebell woods this year.
Fignon's Ponytail
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Thats my surname...never heard of those woods though - where are they exactly?
Raleigh Chopper
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We always go out to a bluebell wood this time of year, there are some 'bigly tremendous' ones in the Devon countryside and the recent weather after a very wet winter could not have been better for them.
Alas not this year, my neighbour has 3 in his front garden, so looked at those.
Alas not this year, my neighbour has 3 in his front garden, so looked at those.
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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Yep, that's where we go too.
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Immediately to the northwest of a big house called Elliotts, on a footpath that runs north from Steeds Corner (just to the east of Copsale)
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Picture quality from phone not great but took a few pics on a stroll in the woods behind the house yesterday
My boy out in them yesterday.
AmexRuislip
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We're missing our trip to Greys Court, near Henley, where they also have magnificent carpets of Bluebells.
Alba Badger
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Found a route from our house to Binstead woods and the Blue bells were on epic form.
Weststander
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I planted some in my garden 18 months ago, last year they were a disappointment. But this year magnificent.
The wet winter was ideal.
The wet winter was ideal.
Weststander
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My boy out in them yesterday.
What a handsome hound.
- Jan 3, 2012
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My boy out in them yesterday.
That's not a boy. It's a dog. It may be a boy dog, but it is primarily a dog. I recognised it because I have seen quite a few before. One major give away is that it is walking on all four...… I was going to say feet, but they call them paws.
Whilst It's impossible to disagree, we really do need to get out more don't we.
