The English Countryside in May

Stunning Places to walk Sarah thanx for shareing The Veiws their truely Wonderful & so Many Wildflowers 2 :)

Ah! Hang on Jac - not finished yet - clicked wrong button lol

LOL i thought it looked Different after i added my Comments Sarah LOL :)x

these are fantastic pics, well done and love your new friend

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FINISHED!! LOL Thank you for the nice comments so far....

On this wet afternoon it is lovely to take a walk with you, Sid, and enjoy some beautiful countryside - thanks!

thanks for the lovely walk

Lovely pictures Sarah :)

Lovely English Countryside you just cannot beat it, enjoyed your trip.

Lovely pic's....thanks for letting us see them...I've not been to that part of the country, but will definitely be visiting soon.

i love the british countryside....;-))

Me too! we don't say it enough, England is a beautiful country and this just emphasises that fact....so there!

Thanks for sharing your beautiful pictures. I should find more time to go out for walks - there is so much to see

Thanks for the lovely comments folks - glad you enjoyed my snaps :-) The one of the oil seed rape field, I had been looking at the field on my way to work each day and just decided to pull over one day and take a photo lol The others are on my regular walks - it's such a lovely time of year and I think this year there are more wildflowers than ever before!

good we need more sid

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Really enjoyed your walk. How lucky are you to be able to visit these wonderful sceces regularly.

Wondered where you d been Sid .. with countryside like this can see why you re not in much , beautiful.

You have some lovely photos Sarah. Beautiful English countryside. The blue bug looks like some sort of weevil.

Sid,
Love the pictures, we have spent many happy times down the Wye valley - particularly at Symmonds Yat for a weekend of camping. Thanks for reviving nice memories.

Lovely walk and great photos. Thank you.

Bonkers - ah yes, I'm still around lol thanks for missing me :-)

Hywel - yes, it does look weevil like doesn't it......

Ducky - me too!! It's a lovely part of the world Symonds Yat. East and West. Never camped there (only live 20 miles away) but visit regularly for walks, canoeing or taking the kids to the park for a boat ride and run around the maze lol

Thanks Gee & Nanmags :-)

Great photo,s Sid and I agree we do seem to have more wildflowers about this year,Thanks for sharing.........

Well, you've nearly (I stress the word 'nearly') made me want to get off my chair and go for a walk, lol.

Lovely pics, Sid. Especially the blue bug. :o) I think there's summat wrong with me as I'd rather look at bugs than flowers, ha, ha.

Glad you enjoyed my pics Llew :-) I like bugs AND flowers.....so long as they're not found in too close an association in my garden lol

Hmmm...just been looking at weevil pics on the web (well, how else is one to spend ones evening?) and apparently my blue veevil is called the 'Green Nettle Weevil' and appears green under artificial lights and blue under a blue sky. It's host plant is stinging nettles and it's pretty common. So there. Now we all know. ;-)

Oh, thanks for that, Sid. :o) I wanted to know what it was and I may go a searching for my own now, lol.

Happy hunting ;-) At least I've made you get out of your chair at last lol

Wonderful pictures ! Hereford's not too far from me and I remember going to Symonds Yat many times on Sunday day out with my parents when I was young. Picnic by the water ... lovely ! :-))

Thanks Sue :-) Glad you enjoyed my pictures....May already seems a long long time ago!

We're nearly half way back there though ! lol :-)

So we are! lol

Thanks for the memories Sarah , I love Hereford , lovely photo's :o)

Thanks Amy - when were you here?

I lived there for a year when I was 14 , my father had to move there for his work , I went to what was then Bluecoat girls school ...no longer there , when we moved again my older brother stayed in Hereford and married a girl , he died 7 years ago his 3 grown-up children still live in Hereford so we visit occasionlly when we can .....
I love walking over Victoria bridge the way I use to go to school.

We did the rounds last year we stopped in Hereford and then went on to Wales to visit my hubby's sister we also called in to see Hywel as he lives just up the road from Tony's sister ..

My mum went to Bluecoat school! You must have lived near to where I live now if you walked to school over the Vicky Bridge :-)