Phil had been eyeing up this Larch for a while and eventually took the plunge and brought it home from Willowbog after the BSA exhibition.
He brought it down to my place last week for a few photos in the sun and for a little trim.
Phil had been eyeing up this Larch for a while and eventually took the plunge and brought it home from Willowbog after the BSA exhibition.
He brought it down to my place last week for a few photos in the sun and for a little trim.
Happy Easter, and as it’s Easter Sunday, I’m not taking my usual walk. However, here are a few from last weekend that I haven’t shared as yet.
I was just talking to Stephen on the walk about how you rarely see wild Primrose any more and about 100 yards later we see this 🙂
On Easter Sunday Scrabo Tower is a busy place to walk as many people attend a Sunrise service and in the afternoon many local children, mine included, roll their eggs down the hill.
Stephen snapping away
Gorse/Whinbushes covering the quarry face
Blackthorn in Flower
The next Rory McIlroy, Darren Clarke , Fred Daly or Graeme McDowell.
Northern Ireland is the promised land for golf’s best players 🙂
This is Scrabo Golf Club. A tight course!
Some of Strangford Lough’s 365 Islands
Patchwork Quilt, County Down
Wild Flowers
Scrabo is famous for it’s bluebells. These are among the first to appear.
Blackthorn Hedge
Spring is Sprung
Doggie Dust Trails 🙂
Amazing trunk on an old Hazel
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