Snowdrops in a churchyard

lovely,thats the way to see them bottoms up

I knew there was a reason OH was with me ... he held them while I aimed the camera! : o )

beautiful Shirley,OHs are useful sometimes arn't they..lol

Certainly are, Joan! : o ))

I've never seen snowdrops like that before . . lovely!

Not so much 'pushing up Daisies' .........

Lovely double ones, very pretty indeed!

Glad we stumbled upon them. : o )

The first wild violets I ever saw were in the churchyard at Morton near Gainsborough. I couldn't believe it...little violet flowers peeking up in the grass. I must have been about 12 and I wanted to cry and sing at the sight of them! It's funny how so many of my memories are associated with flowers!

Ah, now Violets will forever remind me of my maternal Grandparents as Grandad came down to Sussex from Norfolk and brought some Violets with him! They were split up over many years, I'm sure every house in their street had some. : o )

Sounds like a lovely Grandad Shirley!

Yes, both my Grandads loved their gardens. Perhaps they've passed that on to me! : o ))

beautiful, well done to your Oh he did a good job there, !!

I'll pass that on Yorkshire ... he can have a delicate touch at times ... lol!

yes I can see that by the photo, Lol

beautifull close up of them shirley

Pleased you like them, San. Wish they were in my garden! : o )

me to shirley :o)