Tag Archives: nature

Perfection’s Promise

Posted on September 19, 2010 by Ruth Weal

I love crocuses, they are such beautiful flowers and bring such hope, they’re one of the first flowers of spring and bring the promise of the warmth and colour of the summer to come. Here in Britain they shoot up … Continue reading →

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Speckled

Posted on September 19, 2010 by Ruth Weal

The speckled leaves look so beautiful and yet are the product of disease and decay. Just goes to show that death does not have to be ugly. Life and death are intrinsically linked, we experience them every day. For all that … Continue reading →

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Little Swimmer

Posted on September 18, 2010 by Ruth Weal

Definitely a very cute little critter and a fantastic swimmer to boot! I was lucky enough to get a non-blurry pic of this little bit swimming around as they’re awful fast. It’s amazing how often you can see water voles in … Continue reading →

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Gracefully Green

Posted on September 18, 2010 by Ruth Weal

I’ve always been captivated by the grace of an unfurling fern. I love the colours, the textures and the delicacy of the image. This image was captured on one of my trips to the New Forest.