climbing
between
trees
Gill McGrath© May 20. today
grey Enveloped in red sun
Tag: beautiful
Aquilegia everywhere
in and out
the rain
today
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Gill McGrath © May 18 flowers. pink and purple
red. getting closer….
….. is ever more beautiful
[ press all flowers but especially don’t forget this last one of the tulips for detail]
Gill McGrath© May 17
don’t forget the robin press for song
today. messing about on the river
Straw Boaters not compulsory
three to a boat recommended
so that no one gets tired….!!!
(music below)
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Gill McGrath© May 16 on the river. Oxford
Des O’Connor and Dust Springfield singing ‘Messing about on the River’
dawn chorus ~
‘hear comes the sun’
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Gill McGrath© May 13….. at 4.30 am till 5.35 am
Here comes the sun…press pic for detail of the little choir!
then press this > to hear ’em! ‘here comes the sun….
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mist of the morning
seen here taming the yellow
is planting anew
time
to dream
Gill McGrath© today. 6 am. May 11
morning ~ by the pole ~ quietly uncurling
noticed them this morning….
lily of the valley still sleeping
peony smiling ( with tears of joy)
aquilegia …..the first one (of many)
hardly noticed the little trees
dancing round the maypole
Gill McGrath© 6 am. May 9
(Waved to Charlie!) Forces of Nature
in morning dew
cow parsley
a tree
nettles
Gill McGrath © May 8 6.05 am
‘C’m’on out of that cloud!’…….. the moon sighed
‘First you’ll have to catch me!’ she replied
here is the moon ….behind the wall….. up there above the trees!
next to where this bird sat…..
Gill McGrath© May 7 (sunrise 10 minute sequence)
[selection]
and so the morning came …..
full moon
same place
where flowers bathe in the dew….
….Last night
This morning….
~ in the meadow
Gill McGrath© May 4 Bank Holiday Monday
First three frames at 10.22 pm to 10.23 pm last evening ~ full moon~ wind
Remaining frames same place between 6.05 and 6.10 am today ~ breeze
Sky project©
cheery song link: Press V
song
extra late rise link:
and so the morning came
Gill McGrath 