Well I hope all of you who celebrate Christmas have survived the consumption overload. It’s a struggle I know.
Down in Duloe, Cornwall the weather has been warm and gloomy, and captured here yesterday on a roadside verge is an unquestionably bold halloo of spring. Not the best of photos, but cheering anyway.
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How beautiful, Tish……..
Love these Christmas daffodils!
Way too early for Daffodils! I made that comment at my friends yesterday…
Wow hard to believe that they are blooming already. It’s way too warm here too. My poor plants don’t know what to do.
We can’t count on anything anymore – even weather of the season isn’t what it use to be… 😀
Beautiful capture… 🙂
I only dream about daffodils–such a long way off for us. We are having a Narnian winter it seems.
pretty much the same in Surrey. And I saw my
firstlast daffodils of the year. How strange.That is a lovely capture of an early show. Bold and beautiful.
Cheering roadside find – and did bring a smile – thx T🌼🌼🌼🌞
Thank you for the daffodils…..who would have thunk?:) Have a lovely time in one of my favourite parts of the UK….and a very peaceful start to the the New year. Janet.
Visiting family or just a few days away? 🙂 Enjoy, Tish! See you in the New Year 🙂
See you soon, Jo!
Very cheerful. 🙂
We’re pulling into Pembroke tomorrow from Wexford, and then up to Chester for New Year’s…but watching the flood warnings carefully as it looks like Chester is in that band of bad weather predicted later this week. Good gracious! Build me a boat! Looking forward to meeting up in the new year Tish. Best, – Bill
Safely does it, Bill. All the best to you.
Daffs at Xmas?
Even I know this is odd, but a smashing pic nonetheless.
I notice Bill’s weather comment. Spoke to my folks yesterday, but they mentioned nothing about the inclement weather or the floods; even saying it was quite warm.
Meanwhile …. we are absolutely baking down here and it has nothing to do with Ems and cakes!
Hope Christmas was excellent, dear Trish.
Been having an excellently idle time, thanks, Ark. All best wishes to you and yours. Looks like we’re all overheating one way and another.
Enjoy Kernow Tish, wave as you drive past on your way home!
I was thinking of you, Gilly, as we whisked by Exeter on Xmas Eve. Will give you wave 🙂
Wonderful!
Thank you!
We have blooming daffodils in Tewkesbury front gardens. A very welcome brightness amid the grey wet-ness. Happy New Year dear friend.
And to you, Tony. Shall wave to Tewkesbury on the way home. I was wondering how your river was behaving as we came by on Thurs.
Give us a toot on the horn.
Rivers behaving but then they’ve just had a Bank Holiday…
Such cheerful flowers and a sign that spring is on the way once more.
There are bulbs sprouting in my garden already. Tis is so unusual and I’m hoping the current snow and freezing temperatures will place them in stasis and not kill them. I can’t deny, however, how beautiful those daffodils are. 🙂
Yes, that’s the worry with things still growing. What will happen to them when real winter comes. A case of enjoy the moment 🙂