Squinting into the Sun

Yesterday we visited one of our favourite local nature reserves, Dersingham Bog. The heather is in full flower, with loads of bees and insects buzzing about; more dragonflies than I’ve ever seen; and – look! – the sun even made an appearance! As evidenced by our squinting faces:

squinting into the sun

DH took this superb photo of a some cross leaved heath:

cross leaved heath

There’s something quite bizarre and alien about it, but I find it really appealing!

He also took this picture of patterns in the trail, which I am itching to turn into stitch somehow or other:

wavy sand

And in the garden this week, we have had a little croaky visitor:

frog

And yet another shot that’s crying out to be turned into stitch:

old mans beard

Ah, nature. Just stop, notice, appreciate.

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6 thoughts on “Squinting into the Sun

  1. Love the picture of the 3 of you!

  2. Allie says:

    That picture is awesome – you guys are just too cute! Love the pics and I agree, gotta turn them into stitches somehow!

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