Ok, I'm still using the laptop and not really enjoying the experience. We've also had illness in the family - (my mother-in-law broke her hip but is thankfully mending well), and I have fallen a little behind with my posting. But, I have some time this evening and also the inclination so here's a bit of a catch up.
# 30/365 The bottle brush flowers attract many, many bees and wasps as well as other insects.
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| irresistable |
# 31/365 View from the office. I'm very lucky to work in a place where there are many plants and flowers, lots of green space and trees. This is a detail from a hanging basket - one of a pair outside my office window.
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| en pointe |
# 32/365 Ah, tea........This is the only photograph I took on this particular day, which was a loooooong day and this mug of tea at about 9.30 p.m. was a lifesaver! I used my favourite handpainted mug (there's a ladybird in relief on the other side) which my mum bought for me about 10 years ago for comfort. No-one else is allowed to use it!
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| with milk and sugar |
# 33/365 - We seek him here, we seek him there
The mystery has been solved, the truth revealed, but no-one has been beheaded. Imagine my delight when I identifed the tiny red wildflower as a scarlet pimpernel. The link has some fabulous close up photographs of this lovely little flower and although we don't have it in abundance, I'm hopeful for next year!
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| that demned elusive pimpernel |
Another interesting selection, and it's good to see that you've identified your mystery flower! Flighty xx
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