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New Decade – Old Bloomers; Apistasy; Queens and Araldite; Mice and Soaring Music.

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Posted on 11/01/2020 by thegardenimpressionists - Julian and Fiona Wormald

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New year. New decade. What a beginning! Welcome to the roaring twenties, with some previously unseen images from early January exactly 10 years ago. Whilst struggling to get started on this post, news has run ahead of me. The suspicion … Continue reading →

Posted in gardening, nature, photography | Tagged Apistasy - Apiphoria - a noun, First honeybee B-Day, Galanthus Watlington Greenman, Gelli Uchaf garden, honey bees on Daphne bholua flowers, honey bees on snowdrops in early January video clip, Royal jelly viscosity and polymerisation

Imbolc, Brighid, Mary and B-Day

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Posted on 05/02/2019 by thegardenimpressionists - Julian and Fiona Wormald

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February 1st and 2nd are important dates. Or certainly used to be in this part of the world. February 1st being the ancient Celtic festival date for Imbolc, when winter was considered to be passing into spring. A word of … Continue reading →

Posted in gardening, nature, photography | Tagged First honeybee B-Day, Fox in the magic terrace garden, Galanthus Kildare, Galanthus Primrose Warburg, Gwyl Fair y Canhwyllau (Mary’s Festival of the Candles), Heron silhouettes, Kite mobbed by crows, Welsh Imbolc traditions

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The blog is observation based and mainly features anything in our garden, and the local landscape in rural upland Wales, which grabs my attention or stimulates thought.

Julian and Fiona Wormald

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Julian and Fiona Wormald

Gelli Uchaf,
Rhydcymerau
Carmarthenshire
Wales

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