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 Daisies, Daisies…

Spring has to be my favourite season. It’s when nature starts waking up from its winter slumber. Everywhere you look there is are signs that winter is over. Trees are starting to blossom. Flowers are starting to bloom. Even lizards are starting to make an appearance. It’s wonderful and I hope I never stop noticing.

In the hills, we are starting to see patches of daisies. Huge patches of white that from a distance looks like a light smattering of snow. I can’t see them and not be reminded of the book Heidi, with Peters goats wandering around a mountainside covered with the pretty white flowers. Or of time spent making daisy chains as a child. Do children still do that?

My Sunday Photo

daisies

I tried to capture what I see, but it’s not quite right. Can you see the fly photobombing my picture?

Daisies

I felt that the original photo didn’t quite capture the prettiness of the daisies as I saw them, so I added a filter.

I hope I never stop noticing the prettiness of spring.
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    • 60

      Hi Laura, thank you. That's it exactly, a filter just adds that little something we think we see, but it doesn't show in the photo. Thank you for stopping by. xx
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  5. 64

    Oh I love daisies. I spent hours making chains as a child and it definitely feels like spring when I can see them scattered across the lawn. Beautiful pic Debbie. Although it took me ages to find the fly! ;) x
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    • 65

      Hi Dawn, my Dad used to call tem weeds, but they are lovely little spring flowers, aren't they? And they do bring back memories of being a child too. Thank you for stopping by. xx
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    • 67

      Yay, once you see it you can't unsee it! You may not get many daisies around where you are, but I bet you get some very pretty flowers! Thank you for stopping by. xx
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    • 69

      Hi Cal, thank you. I couldn't help but lie down in the daisies to take this photo. It made me feel like a child again! Thank you for stopping by. xx
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    • 71

      Hi Mary, thank you. Spring is all around at the moment and I'm loving it. I bet it is nice where you are too. Thank you for stopping by. xx
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  9. 72

    Ah, I love daisies too, they're so pretty and yes they do remind me of Heidi too. I used to love that book and programme. They also remind me of last summer spent showing the children at school how to make daisy chains, it was so sweet #MMBC x
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    • 73

      Hi Lisa, I knew someone else would remember Heidi too! I am glad that children do still make daisy chains, it's such a simple childhood pleasure. Thank you for stopping by. xx
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  10. 74

    What a gorgeous photo and it really is a beautiful capture of Spring These are some of my favourite flowers and in my wedding bouquet I have a large Daisy variety. Your walks must be so captivating! #SundayPhoto
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    • 75

      Hi Tracey, I bet daisies of any variety look good in a wedding bouquet. Our 'winter' walks are what get us through the long hot summer. Thank you for stopping by. xx
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    • 77

      Hi Jen, I've had some really pretty flowering cactus, I say had as one of the younger dogs took a liking to the cactus and chewed them! I know, crazy, I couldn't handle them without gloves on! I bet that field looked lovely. Thank you for popping by. xx
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    • 79

      Hi Cardigan, I am glad that children do still make daisy chains. The daisies up in the hills seem to grow in patches, which is very pretty. Thank you fr stopping by. xx
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    • 93

      Hi Jade, everywhere at the moment is looking cheerful and bright. Spring is certainly with us and I hope it's not too far behind for you too. Thank you for stopping by. xx
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    • 97

      Hi Victoria, thank you. My Dad thinks daisies are weeds, but what's in a name? They are very pretty little flowers. Thank you for popping by. xx
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    • 101

      Hi Darren, my Dad was a bit like that too when he had a garden in the UK. Daisies and dandelions were evil things! Thank you for stopping by. xx
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  24. 102

    What a beautiful capture. Daisys are such dainty flowers, which always bring back fun memories of daisy chaining making. #mysundayphoto
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    • 105

      Hi Anne, daisies are up there with sunflowers as happy flowers. It is nice to know children still make daisy chains! Thank you for popping by. xx
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    • 107

      Hi Phoebe, thank you. I tried several filters before settling on that one. At one point all I could see was the fly! Thank you for stopping by. xx
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    • 109

      Hi Fiona, thank you. Feel free to stalk all you like, I feel quite flattered! I bet you are excited, June is a nice time to come over, not too hot and not crazy busy. Is it the first time you will have been away without the children? Thank you for popping by and stalking. xx
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    • 111

      Hi Catherine, we get that too. One minute there are no flowers and the next the fields and hedgerows are full of them and everywhere looks so happy and pretty. Thank you for stopping by. xx
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  29. 112

    My girls spent 45 minutes trying to make daisy chains on wed. Then yesterday I found a field of dried daisies in my car :) lovely photo x
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    • 113

      Hi, I bet it was lovely to see and there are certainly worse things you could find dried up in the back of the car! Thank you for stopping by. xx
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    • 115

      Hi Sarah, the nearest flower we get to the daffodil are the narcissus that grow wild here. Any daffs growing have been bought over, usually by a British person living here. I know what you mean, hang in there spring will soon be with you too. xx
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    • 117

      Hi John, I couldn't help myself, the fly looked so relaxed I'm sure it knew what it was doing! Cheeky thing. Thank you for popping over. xx
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