This terribly twee photo is the 'cow field' at the back of my Parents house. When I was 13 I tended to come here and mope, normal teenagers experiment with boys and alcohol - I was a bit of a geek and just took our dog for long walks. I was a late bloomer and it took until University to rebel - luckily that was 100 miles from home, so I never did get in too much trouble with my parents. Any way after that ramble, this week has seen lots more lovely crisp blue skies.
This was on our trip back home - Gloucester is the closest city to my Parents house, from this distance it looks quite pretty.
Go and see some lovely skies from around the world (most without the personal histories) at
Skywatch Friday.
What lovely shots for the day! Love the first one and the little flowers are such an added treat! The contrail is beautiful in the clear blue sky! Love the sweeping view in the last one! Hope you had a great trip!!
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I can't believe how many snowdrops there is blooming....
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Those are all lovely shots but the first one is my favorite. Such a wonderful juxtaposition of flowers, stone, fence and sky.
ReplyDeleteLooks like your weather has finally taken a turn for the better!
ReplyDeleteLove the clear blue sky. Beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteJust LOVE those snowdrops! LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteLovely pics!
ReplyDeleteLove that landscape!......
ReplyDeleteI never did experiment with boys?.....:)
Gorgeous blue skies! The first shot is lovely, you framed all the elements quite nicely.
ReplyDeleteHi the first one gets my vote blue skies are us at the moment I had to dig into the archives to find something that wasnt blue for this weeks skywatch. I hope you find enough time for your self this week. Thanks for sharing XXX Don
ReplyDeleteOTM: What a fun shot with all the snowdrops, it is just wonderful and I love the jet with the contrail.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures of very nice blue skies. March can be a great time of the year.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blue skies captures. I also moped and went on long walks but without the dog.
ReplyDeleteThis a lovely thoughtful post...and I especially love the first photo
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful snowdrops! Please, please can you post some on TODAY'S FLOWERS on Sunday?
ReplyDeleteWonderful memories through these beautiful photos! Nicely shot!
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You had a great meditation spot as a teenager...my favorite photo is the last one..such serenety.
ReplyDeleteLast picture is very amazing
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. I like the pasture shot a lot. My favorite place to hide out as a teen was in our attic, listening to the rain on the roof...very mellow and perfect for sitting down to write poetry and fully experience my teenage inner drama.
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