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Wildflowers on the Viking Way

July 10, 2013July 10, 2013Grantham Ecology4 Comments

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@ChrisChris7 Ah, thats where we’re staying right now while we get set up down there :) lovely spot to get settled! 14 hours ago
@BattyLisa I am hoping to - I'll make some contacts as soon as we get settled :) 16 hours ago
@B_Strawbridge thank you Brigit :) 16 hours ago
@SarahStevens19 There won't be many of those in the future sadly, but hoping the Scilly offerings will make up for it! 16 hours ago
@nuttytussock indeed - in all ways really! Exciting to have a new start with so much to learn and explore though :) 16 hours ago

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New flowers in a new home - three cornered leek flowering in abundance on St Martin’s vineyard in the beautiful Isles of Scilly!

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Snowdrops getting ready for spring in spite of the return of the cold, foggy wintery weather today #snowdrop #spring

Arc of stars over Fivizzano #starlapse

Starfall over the valley with Fivizzano lights marking the base

The moon over the cloud inversion from our week in #Fivizzano

Wolf moon rising behind bare winter boughs #wolfmoon

Time lapse of the sun setting over an inland sea in the mountains in Tuscany - it was a surprising reminder of reality to hear the church bells tolling beneath the cloud inversion as though lost villages were calling from below the waves

Sunset over the cloud inversion near Fivizzano, Tuscany

The view above the inversion which settled in for the day in Tuscany - the most surreal aspect was hearing the church bells toll in the villages beneath the cloud-sea

Tree silhouettes against the cloud inversion in Tuscany today

From a day in early December when the mist never lifted...

No prizes for guessing the direction of the prevailing wind in this spot!

More wintery misty silver birch in the Peak District

Silver birches growing through the heather around Mother Cap in the Peak District on a foggy winters day - eerie yet beautiful!

Final throwback to Freiberg in 2016 - a mountain island on the edge of a cloud-sea at sunset - an incredibly lucky experience of being in the right place at just the right time!

The last of the sunset over the cloud inversion in Freiberg, at its stunning peak before the colours began to fade - throwback to December 2016!

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