Well the sun seems to of disappeared for now but we can't complain, we have had the most glorious weather in the past couple of weeks.
my paintings left and centre and Sam's right
I thought I would do a random sort of post today. We had some paintings framed and now they are up in the hallway.
The other evening we went for a walk
We walked up Bar Lane towards Ryburn Reservoir.
Up the steps at the side of the dam but then we turned away from the water to walk along the top footpath.
and up even more steps
The leaves are unfurling.
Back towards home past remnants of the old mill.
Last Saturday, when all our visitors had gone home, Hubby and I decided to walk in the local wood to see how the bluebells are coming along.
The bluebells were there but many were still in bud, one more week and they will be at their best.
We will return next weekend to see how they are going.
You can believe the fairies live in these woods, they are magical.
I had a lovely gift in the post the other day too.
It was a lovely note book from Judith Glover. She very kindly sent it to me because I had put her link onto my blog and consequently she had received a few more visitors.
Do pop over and read her diary.


What a lovely walk - I love the pictures in the hall, too!
ReplyDeletePomona x
Third time lucky indeed, such a beautiful walk.What a pretty notebook
ReplyDeleteLovely walks - I've been walking in bluebell woods too, I'll be posting my pics in a day or two!
ReplyDeleteLovely walk. I too love bluebells - so evocative of childhood memories!
ReplyDeleteJune
I do believe there are fairies there!! What a peaceful place to walk! Beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your beautiful photos, it makes me feel quite homesick for England. I don't think we have bluebells in Norway - I've never seen them here. So, I'm looking forward to pictures of your next walk.
ReplyDeleteAnna
A lovely post Lyn. I tried to read this post a few times but blogger said it did not exist!!! It fibbed!!! The paintings look just right hanging from the picture rail. I think the woodland does look magical - it has a certain light about it. I am going to pop over to Judith Glover right now. x
ReplyDeleteI just love bluebells too
ReplyDeleteI tried to log on to your blog last night, but no go! I tried three times and still no go, so went to bed! Lovely walk, super paintings of the moggies ... love that close up of the bluebell, too. And such a pretty notebook! Lucky ol' you!
ReplyDeleteMargaret P
Bluebell heaven! I love bluebells. We have a wood opposite my house that is called (informally) Bluebell Wood and it is magnificent when they are in bloom....magical. Lovely gift xx
ReplyDeleteThose worn steps area delight and the beautiful bluebells. Your paintings look stunning in the hall.
ReplyDeleteYour outdoor walk photos make me wish I was outside taking a walk...instead of climbing up 36 flights of stairs as I'll be doing late today.
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