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Wednesday, 13 September 2017. Edinburgh and the Titan Arum. I spent a few days in Edinburgh at the beginning of August staying with our youngest son. These are some photographs of the city taken from Calton Hill. On a clear day there are good views of the city and surroundings. Below, looking North over the Firth of Forth. And a view of Arthurs Seat. While I was in Edinburgh, one of the world's biggest flowers was blooming in the Royal Botanic Gardens. Monday, 4 September 2017. Towards the end of summer.

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Wednesday, 13 September 2017. Edinburgh and the Titan Arum. I spent a few days in Edinburgh at the beginning of August staying with our youngest son. These are some photographs of the city taken from Calton Hill. On a clear day there are good views of the city and surroundings. Below, looking North over the Firth of Forth. And a view of Arthurs Seat. While I was in Edinburgh, one of the world's biggest flowers was blooming in the Royal Botanic Gardens. Monday, 4 September 2017. Towards the end of summer.

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Wednesday, 13 September 2017. Edinburgh and the Titan Arum. I spent a few days in Edinburgh at the beginning of August staying with our youngest son. These are some photographs of the city taken from Calton Hill. On a clear day there are good views of the city and surroundings. Below, looking North over the Firth of Forth. And a view of Arthurs Seat. While I was in Edinburgh, one of the world's biggest flowers was blooming in the Royal Botanic Gardens. Monday, 4 September 2017. Towards the end of summer.

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Monday, 22 June 2015. Almost a month since I last posted and the countryside has moved from spring to summer. I like the Scandinavian five season year, spring, early summer, late summer, autumn and winter. There is a difference between early summer when the foliage is fresh and green and the drier dusty image I have of late summer, with yellowing fields of cereals and verges full of seedheads as well as flowers. And I totally agree with you about the distinction between early and late summer. Simple temp...

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Contemplating Change: March 2015

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Tuesday, 3 March 2015. The end of winter. Its March already, the month we can officially think of as the beginning of spring and so it follows these are the last days of winter. This year I have enjoyed February and am almost sorry it is over. Usually I am tired of the bleak cold weather but this year has been the mildest for years and I've lingered with my camera on my winter walks. Winter gently fading into spring. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Follow my blog with Bloglovin.

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Contemplating Change: July 2014

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Saturday, 26 July 2014. I have noticed this field, yellow with corn marigolds, for a few weeks. Today I walked down with my camera to take a closer look. The flowers are growing amongst a crop of peas but in this area the marigolds seem to have the upper hand. The individual flowers are very striking. A definition of a weed is " a plant growing in the wrong place" - the farmer might not welcome these flowers but the field did look particularly beautiful in the sunshine. Wednesday, 23 July 2014. At This T...

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Contemplating Change: June 2015

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Monday, 22 June 2015. Almost a month since I last posted and the countryside has moved from spring to summer. I like the Scandinavian five season year, spring, early summer, late summer, autumn and winter. There is a difference between early summer when the foliage is fresh and green and the drier dusty image I have of late summer, with yellowing fields of cereals and verges full of seedheads as well as flowers. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Follow my blog with Bloglovin.

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