Walks With My Dog - Bramley Fall Park 28/04/2018


" The blue bell is the sweetest flower
That waves in summer air 
Its blossoms have the mightiest power
To sooth my spirit's care"
~ Emily Brontë ~


Midge, our puppy, had his first walk in Bramley Fall Park, and I had my first walk there at bluebells time. It was truly magical! The display of bluebells was, I dare say, as good as it gets, with vast expanses of the blue flowers covering the woodland ground. In places stretches of white wild garlic blossom touch the purple-blue carpet of bluebells; the mellow spring sun shone in between the trees contributing to the otherworldly look of the place. This is nature at its best! 











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  1. Adam1 May 2019 at 23:31

    Great, A collection of pictures showing Nature at its best. Just found some more ideas about destinations.

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  2. Unknown22 August 2019 at 12:42

    These are some fresh photos, really uplifting photos. It just cleared my mind and changed my mood. I feel like I just wanna go these and lay down on the ground while watching the beautiful sky above. Thanks for haring these pictures.
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  3. Susan Smitha30 September 2019 at 20:30

    Your photos are really inspirational and really professional. They are far away from what you call “analogue”. Can’t find any difference. Great! Photo Retouching

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  4. Unknown5 November 2021 at 07:31

    You shard some awesome photos of nature. thanks for sharing this.

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  5. Koen Khastory23 March 2022 at 00:20

    Your dog is adorable. Amazing photos.
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    Great photography. Colors look good. Fantastic job!

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