Oh no, more Dorset wildflowers

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    Low light today so sorry about the quality. DSCN1117.JPG

    Coltsfoot seed heads.

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    Yellow Archangel.

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    Ramsons.

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    Arum Lillies.

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      And a few Bluebells :) DSCN1124.JPG DSCN1126.JPG FSCN1128.JPG
       
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        Vice nice there Zigs, i think i could camp out in that last picture :wub2:
         
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          Bit windy for camping Jif, 600 feet up :yikes:
           
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          Loving the flowers coming up every day now. thanks for the pics.
           
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            Lovely! :thumbsup:
             
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              I'll dig a hole, that way i'll be a bit lower :snork:
               
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                Great shots, Zigs :dbgrtmb:
                 
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