We headed to Oakley Forest, famous for the downpour we endured last May. Thankfully, the weather this time was a little more cooperative.
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Friday's post, the one where I was looking through our kitchen door and marvelling at the sun? I'm pleased to report there is much, much less snow in that view than there was!
2 comments:
Beautiful, atomspheric pictures, and what sounds like a lovely day!
The pinecone looks like a rose! LOVE IT!
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