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How lucky that you heard a cuckoo in a bluebell wood. Lovely pictures, trees and great clouds too!
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Yes! It was one of those magical moments. ❤ 🙂
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What a massive old tree in the one photo. I can only imagine what it has witnessed!
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I was thinking the same – it is magnificent isn’t it.
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What beautiful photos! I also heard a cuckoo a few days ago, and actually saw it too. A first for me! Those bluebells are gorgeous. We don’t get bluebell woods near us, so lovely to see yours. 😃
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You SAW one!!!!!! WOW!
That’s amazing – what a thrill!
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How exciting to have heard the cuckoo! We made a small detour from our walk this morning to see bluebells – glorious!
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Nothing quite like that fleeting carpet of blue.
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Beautiful, beautiful! I especially like the curl of the fern in the last picture. When I was in England—many, many years ago—I was thrilled to hear a cuckoo.
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It gave us a thrill too – so long since I heard one as they are now in decline.
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There’s nothing quite like the cuckoo calling. Lovely photos, I do like this time of year
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May is my favourite month.
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Look at those lovely bluebells too.
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That scent!
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I would love to wander and meander along that path through the trees and listen to nature…
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Lots of birdsong at this time of year – so cheering!
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Lovely pictures! I enjoy watery walks with rivers streams or ponds.
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Water is so calming isn’t it.
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if I could paint, there are a couple of spots where I’d gladly set down my easel ^^
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Yes, I know what you mean.
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Looks like a lovely day for a walk. Cool sunny days do seem better than mid-summer.
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A splendid saunter. I love the unfurling magic going on in the last photo – it looks like a fantasy creature emerging from the undergrowth.
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It does!
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