i love “about” pages that share interesting, candid, real snippets of a persons personality, preferences and beliefs. you either connect or you don’t after just a few lines.
i think my about page shall start off with i believe in fairies.
i love “about” pages that share interesting, candid, real snippets of a persons personality, preferences and beliefs. you either connect or you don’t after just a few lines.
i think my about page shall start off with i believe in fairies.
I've never seen foxgloves in real life but do love them. I didn't realise they grew so tall, beautiful photos.
i connect!
Wow those are some beautiful foxgloves!!
so beautiful!
Wow those are very tall Foxgloves. I like your photography very much. Digitalis have alway been one of my favourites for the magical qualities they have. I tried this year to find the perfect natural foxglove glade to photograph but alas I am still looking.
Paul
I can't get over how tall they are! Amazing.
Wow, that has to be magic…or maybe you're the fairy.
i believe too :)
The prettiest 'forest' ever; fairies must have something to do with it.
Bye,
Marian
Your photos are absolutely dreamy–of course there are fairies residing in your beautiful flower fields. It's the perfect home for them!
Oh, we believe….how else would we have some of our beautiful flowers after our total neglect….someone Has to be caring for them. ;)
Beauteous.
Oh, I believe! How could they not with such a magical environment becoming them? I'm certain they are in our woodland garden, too (although are quite ready for some sunshine about now. :) )
Beautiful post, E.
Thankfully, I have several Granddaughters, and we get to play fairies when they come to visit. It is often my idea, and we've dedicated a part of our gardens to the wee folk. As Gardeners', how could we not believe? Thanks for the foxglove forest pics.
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