What I picked today

Every day I go into the garden and pick a bunch of flowers or maybe something to eat

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Pink, white and blue-bells growing wild in odd snatches of garden.

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Amazing blue poppies at the Botanic Gardens. Yes, it was raining; you can see the rain-drops on the alchemilla leaves.

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The lovely horse chestnut tree that I see from the sitting room window.

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Lilac in the little park across from the flat.

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Fritillaries at Kelvingrove

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The conservatory at Balmoral Castle

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Tulips in our neighbourhood

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Beech trees with their new leaves in Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow. It is early evening; you can see how golden the light is. The lads play rugby and I walk around seeing what has happened since yesterday.

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Euphorbia in Kelvingrove Park- one of the few plants up in the perennial beds.

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First blue-bells in the little park opposite our flat. Glasgow.

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Loch Cluanie on the way to the Isle of Skye.

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Oranges in the garden in Andalusia, Spain.

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Tete a tete narcissus on the kitchen table.

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The first snow-drops at Glasgow University. 

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Christmas candles at the Waisenhausplatz in Bern.

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Christmas decorations on the window sill of a house in Zermatt.

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A walk in the forest at Furi a little hamlet further up the mountain from Zermatt.