Don’t you just love potatoes??

It is unusual to get heart-shaped potatoes but that is exactly what I dug up from the garden the other day!

Potato

Silent Sunday

Sundew

Bumble

White tailed bumble

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Garden bumble

I couldn’t resist today’s  Daily Prompt: Bumble

Welsh Collage

North Wales is packed full of stunning scenery, beaches, mountains and castles of course. We really enjoyed our week there recently. And it was lovely to catch up with friends and relatives.

I thought I would show you a little collage of photos seeing as this week’s Photo Challenge was – Collage

Capel Curig

Capel Curig

Caernafron

Caernafron castle

Beaumaris

Dinas dinlle

Goat

Shore crab

Capel Curig

Sunset

Turn

Some of you may have noticed that my Silent Sunday photo was not from Ireland but Wales. We spent another lovely week in North Wales last week visiting Grandparents.

This particular bend in the road I took for the One A week Photo Challenge – Turn

Rural north Wales

 

 

 

Silent Sunday

Bird’s eye view

A Straw Poll on the Proposed Development of the Lagoon Field alongside Wilden Marsh

Mike at Wilden Marsh blog is asking people to share his post about a proposed development that is likely to threaten Wilden Marsh. While this is a UK site, I think it reflects how many natural areas throughout the world are constantly being put under pressure by so called developments, be they for houses, industry or intensive agriculture etc.

The Wilden Marsh Blog

WILDEN MARSH NATURE RESERVE AND THE LAGOON FIELD

Walking through a sunny Falling Sands Nature Area this morning, I looked up at the new houses along the top of the high Lower Stour Valley bank thinking of the marvellous view some of the residents have of Wilden Marsh. I am thankful that the River Stour and Worcestershire and Staffordshire canal is acting as a barrier between the marsh and the housing and residential estates along the west bank. The site of the old sugar factory is now a new combined housing and residential estate in the final stages of completion.

We are now faced with the threat of the Lagoon Field being turned over to residential/industrial use. The thought is terrifying! It would be a huge mistake and very bad news for Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve and the south to north wildlife corridor it is part of. I am unable to come to terms with the fact that this development…

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