Houchens Head
Fairly well known member from Malvern
Bugger! Bit out of the way from me! I'd hoped there'd be one near me in Malvern area but as yet had no luck in finding one! :-(
Bugger! Bit out of the way from me! I'd hoped there'd be one near me in Malvern area but as yet had no luck in finding one! :-(View attachment 11726
Exact enough. :emoji_smiley:
Pistyll Rhaedr in Wales is spectacular.Try Wales, I got this map googling Waterfalls Wales.
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Just had a look at their webpage. Me and the missus have decided to make a day of it in the summer.Pistyll Rhaedr in Wales is spectacular.
It's also near a quaint Welsh village (Llanrhaedr-ym-Mochnant) where you will hear people speaking Welsh.
I've been there a couple of times. I even have photos of it stashed away somehere.
Let us know how you like it and post a photo. Looks like it's changed quite a bit since I was there. There was no cafe or paid parking that I remember. In any case we didn't drive, we walked there. There used to be one or two B&B's in the village. Also a pub/inn called the Wynnstay Arms. Don't know if they are still there.Just had a look at their webpage. Me and the missus have decided to make a day of it in the summer.
With my dodgy knees and other health issues, I doubt that we'll be walking there! No plans just but it's now on our "places to visit" list for this year.Let us know how you like it and post a photo. Looks like it's changed quite a bit since I was there. There was no cafe or paid parking that I remember. In any case we didn't drive, we walked there. There used to be one or two B&B's in the village. Also a pub/inn called the Wynnstay Arms. Don't know if they are still there.
Now, that's a plan! Might just start looking at a few when the weather improves. Cheers for that Capt.!
I don't think they last more than a few days to a couple of weeks Paul. Lovely colours though. As I've said before, I'm a sucker for pictures of flowers! I have about 200 or so. Not even sure what they all are either! I just love nature.Taken on a recent visit to Kenilworth, maybe two weeks ago. Thought it made for a very interesting scene, looked very pretty too. Went back there Saturday just gone, and they were nowhere to be seen!
Meant to comment earlier. These are stunning colours! I only knew red poppies but apparently they come in many colours!California poppies in my garden. These flowers bloom in the Spring. They open up during the daytime and close at night:
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Ooh look petunia it's a sailing dinghy, that's what they call them you know, sailing dinghy'sHoliday in Somerset a couple of years back. No idea who the people are, but I liked the way they were looking out to sea.
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Fantasic picture! Love the way the three people are transfixed by the view, which is so serene.Holiday in Somerset a couple of years back. No idea who the people are, but I liked the way they were looking out to sea.
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Beautiful shot. Looks like a cherry tree.Flowers on a tree
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Spring Crocus. Unfortunately, they don't last that long. Lovely colours. They come in lavender, orange, pink, purple, white, and gold.Taken on a recent visit to Kenilworth, maybe two weeks ago. Thought it made for a very interesting scene, looked very pretty too. Went back there Saturday just gone, and they were nowhere to be seen!
looks more like a Chaenomeles to me.Also this was in the same flower bed. Lovely begonia...…….
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I think you are right, Rich. We have one growing along the front wall of our house.looks more like a Chaenomeles to me.
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You may well be right Rich. I was only guessing.looks more like a Chaenomeles to me.
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I love pics like this.
The natural world is amazing. The colours and shapes and the permutations are almost infinite.Took me a while to identify what this lovely plant was in our local park, but then I did a "reverse image search" on Google. It's a Crown Imperial...….
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Same here. Although I didn't have the Observers Book Of Wild Flowers. I am passionate of all things in nature; animals, insects and plant life. I love it. Can't get enough of it.The natural world is amazing. The colours and shapes and the permutations are almost infinite.
I've been a lover of flowers since I was about 5 years old and saved up my pocket money to buy a little book entitled "The Observers Book of Wild Flowers".
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