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Saturday, 5 September 2015

Taniwha & the Daffodils

Every spring, just a half hours drive from home, (& a wee bit more) the Mabin family open their farm to the public for the season of the daffodil. 
 All through September, through every daylight hour there is, 
 people come in dribbles & droves, to pick bucket upon bucket of glorious, sunshiney daffodils.
 A turbulent month, it may be sunny or cold & windy,
 yet the magic is always the same.

 Waterways & walkways, 
 the supremely rare & unusual,
 the kind & familiar;
 tranquil & smooth
 rippling &
 peaceful

 ...but don't get in the way!
Snowflakes line pathways of grass green.
 Everywhere you turn there is more to pick
 sort & admire.


 Friends come
 & friends go
 & the beauty of the place drenches each soul,




 Always a pleasure..

  most especially the joy of the daffodils that herald spring with golden fanfare.

 They don't last a great while
 but their beauty is deeply admired, until next time & a new spring comes around once more.

3 comments:

  1. Hi GK! Oh, a lovely new blog! You really are the flower lady! Buzzing back to read the angel post.

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  2. Thanks so much for letting us know about your blog - I'm looking forward to all of your flower posts!

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  3. Another treasures blog you have here. Gorgeous Isn't it the most beautiful time of the year. Here in Hagley park in Christchurch you'll also find thousands of daffodils. love them

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Lovely to see you in the Bluebell Woods. I do hope you'll come again.