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Keith's Ramblings 
Lovely pics.
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Thanks, Sadje.
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You’re welcome
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Nice photos as always Keith I quite like his cakes too …just kiddin 🙂
Have an artistictastic week 👍
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He does make an exceedingly good fondant fancy!
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The tree is spectacular!
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It”ll soon be looking very different!
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It looks like you had a lovely visit.
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I did, and being fairly close to home I walk there often.
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These are beautiful pictures.I like all the tree pictures.
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Thanks, Amila, they do look amazing in the winter.
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Lovely photos.
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Thanks so much.
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I always enjoy taking a stroll with you, Keith. Beautiful shots.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week. 🙂
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I’m pleased! Thanks, Sandee.
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Wow, such an amazing garden. So very beautiful.
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…just wait until Summer!
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That tree is so interesting and the snowdrops promise spring ahead. Nice shots. Alana ramblinwitham
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Not long now! Thanks, Alana.
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There is a certain wild quality to those gardens that I find interesting. The winter-into-spring details also remind me of growing up in New York. I was always relieved when spring started to return.
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It’s a garden of two haves, one very formal and the other wild. I have to say I prefer the latter! Spring is just around the corner!
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Great shots- love seeing the structure before the flowers and leaves arrive!
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Me too. Soon it will look very different!
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Beautiful pictures! I like Rudyard Kipling’s Jungle Book stories. Couple of weeks back I saw a Tailor Bird which inspired the character called Darzee.
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Did you, I’ve never seen one. You do see such lovely birds where you are.
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Hi Keith – stunning garden and pics from you … I hadn’t heard of Tailor Bird, which Shiju mentions … Spring is wonderful … enjoy our sunny day today – cheers Hilary
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Thanks, Hilary. Every week Shiju posts an amazing set of bird pictures and this weeks’ are no exception.
I’m a day behind. Still sunny but a tad on the breezy side, I’m going nowhere!
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Just been up to the Hydro for lunch … it’s where we have a number of meetings etc – so comfortable … healthy sea!! I wouldn’t have gone out either, but had lunch booked and we were going to be at one of our classes nearby … so when the class was cancelled – we’d arranged lunch so carried on. It was good – now back and safe! cheers H
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It is nice to see the snowdrops and also the daffodils pushing their way up.
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Isn’t it just?
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Spring is all set to sprout its shoots.
The pictures of Rudyard Kiplings home that you shared many moons ago are still etched in my heart.
Have a fabulous week my friend.
Be well.
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