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Wild Daffodil 
Love the magical feeling those misty bluebells, delicate fresh leaves and trees silhouettes create. Truly stunning!
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Wow! Thank you so much, your comment means a lot to me. I’m so glad you enjoyed meandering with me through this magical misty woodland. ❤
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I love the eerie effect of the mist – magical! And the photos just like this. 🙂
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Thank you for the feedback, it’s so good to know, everyone, so far feels the same, so I’ll steer clear of the slideshows! The mist turned out to be a plus in the end, I think. One of those ‘bad news, turning to good news’ situations. Glad you like the eeriness too!
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Just like this. The mist on the bluebells certainly adds a touch of the unusual. Lovely pictures.
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So glad you like them Cathy. At first I was disappointed to have driven the 75min drive to arrive in thick mist and took photos wondering if I would share them at all. Then, once I got the pictures onto the computer, I rather liked the spooky effect.
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Bluebells are so beautiful, and the photos look good like that. The mist and that bit of old bark made it a little eerie though,
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I agree Edwina! I expected to see fairies and elves appear any minute, or mischievous goblins. I’m hoping to return on a brighter day to look more closely at that intriguing totem.
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Yes it does seem that there should have been fairies around. 🙂
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