Wild flowers, Botanical Gardens, Cambridge – 1

This specially cultivated ‘wildness’ in a reserved area of the Botanic Gardens in Cambridge steals my heart like a Monet painting: with flowers in a free sway, directed by the breeze.

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Evening sun – 2

Derbyshire fields high above Dove Dale in late summer with sheep safely grazing.

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Derbyshire fields on a late summer evening, above Hartington.

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Conque, in the south of France

The Caucasian Walnut was introduced to France in 1784 and is here captured burgeoning with seeds, soon to be released to travel on the wind to seek new destinations.

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Foxgloves against a Derbyshire wall

It seems these wonderful plants enjoy finding slithers of land on which to proclaim victory.