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Welcome to my photography blog, where I share the world as seen through my lens. All commenter's will receive a visit back from me but no longer individual replies unless you have a question, which I will respond to here. Your praise and kind words are always appreciated but to keep saying thankyou to you all individually, in an original way is not easy. So I am saying it here instead, a massive thankyou from my heart for all the wonderful support, your comments are a great encouragement to me.
Exquisite captures of a beautiful area of Wales!
ReplyDeleteAnd many thanks for the visit.
btw I had to include descriptions of Powys (also very picturesque) in my earlier novel, Soul Stealer!
We have snowdrops too in our garden and I've seen lots about, nice to see somthing other that water.
ReplyDeleteThis is spam really as you do not even comment on the photos! However as I found an item of local interest on your blog I will not delete this time. :)
ReplyDeleteIt sure looks like spring to me! So full of hope. ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, but too early I think. It starts to bloom here too, hope we won't get winter now so far we only had rain and rather warm temperatures.
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Amidst all the terrible storms and rain that we are continuing to have here in the United Kingdom, how wonderful to see those first signs of Spring appearing. The days are slowly getting that little bit longer as well :) Beautiful images, Linda.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! The snowdrops are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful early spring photos!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely it is to view the seasons changing in different parts of the world all at the same time. Beautiful spring photos LindyLou!
ReplyDeleteWhat hopefulness is expressed in these tiny blossoms!
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love it when the flowers of spring start to push up through the cold earth - showing us that all is well - spring follows winter and always will
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week, and thank you for stopping by my blog this week
How very pretty. We are covered up in snow today. I can't wait for Spring!
ReplyDeleteAberdovey is such a wonderful, romantical name. I am quite surprised to see all these signs of spring. Is Wales having a lot of rain this year?
ReplyDeletehow lovely, spring is in the air. :)
ReplyDeleteNice pictures , I love those beautiful spring flowers start !
ReplyDeleteLovely signs of spring! The snowdrops are one of my favorites. Enjoy the rest of your week!
ReplyDeleteOh how lovely! What are the tiny purple flowers? I saw them for the first time in Italy and thought they were wonderful. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou reminded me that I should have put the plant names underneath the photos Krista! Anyway they are Cyclamen.
DeleteBeautiful. Spring is back.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures, now all we need is the rain and wind to give everyone a break! Take care Diane
ReplyDeleteOh so nice to see some signs of spring as we are buried in snow.. Thank you for linking into Nature Notes.... Michelle
ReplyDeleteAh! wonderful! and so glad the poor things are not drowned out by flood waters. Long may they bloom, I particularly like the catkin which looks so bright, springlike and blowy! Uplifting.
ReplyDeleteThat does look like spring! Because most of our native trees do not shed their leaves, we don't have big shows of spring flowers - I miss them! Nice to see some again!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne