Flowers from the Garden!
Henrietta and Arianell crossed the slippery frosty bridge…
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…and walked through the crunchy frosty grass…
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…they found some frosty catkins…
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…and a few chilly daffodils! Henrietta thought they were so cute…
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…so did Arianell!
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They sat in the flowering plum…
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and brought a little tussie-mussie to Mormor!
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It’s lovely to see green new growth and flowers! What a lovely excursion and lucky Mormor!
We love our little walks – our garden is not huge, but there is always something interesting going on in it! Mormor loves the little squashed handsful of flowers she gets from the girls!
Thank you for the spring-time cheer. The coming flowers are gems for the eyes to view, the adventurous girls are so comfy looking in their pretty sweaters and the crowning point-tussie mussie for Mormor. Thoughtfulness and care are highly valued characteristics.
Their favourite parts of the morning were the crossing of the ditch, and climbing up the plum-blossom tree! It was chilly – they were glad of their sweaters!
I’m not sure which is more cheering… the dainty spring flowers or the cozy woolens…. I loved being able to share the girls’ frosty excursion!
They enjoyed sharing it with you! We often wish we could share the smells and sounds of our walks! the crunchy grass and the perfumey blossoms were delightful too!
I was so happy to see the girls out and about with flowers and budding flowers today. It gives us all hope for Spring. I especially love their thoughtfulness in bringing Mormor some cut flowers from their walk.
We kind of like this time of year – going forward toward spring, then retreating into chilly weather again…the days are a little longer and longer every day. It is so encouraging! Mormor loves her flowers!
I’m admiring not just the flowers but the colourful cosy woollens everyone is wearing đŸ™‚
The sweaters are made with Noro yarn, lace weight…the green shawl is hand-spun silk, sent to us by a Hitty friend in Yorkshire! They all needed their wraps today!
A fun and frosty walk. Oh to see things blooming again! Glad the girls got to be out and about all bundled in their lovely outerwear!
Things will bloom in the country too! Before long it will be time to prick out the seedlings and start to watch your own garden flourish!