Sunday, 3 April 2022

Daffodil Woods in Herefordshire






Following Angela(Tracing Rainbows)

These are photos from friends who live near these wonderful woods of wild Daffodils.
It's known as the Golden Triangle, and people come from far and wide to see them.

So full of hope as we prepare for Easter




Can you imagine standing in the peace and quiet of these woods, hearing only birdsong ?


18 comments:

Salty Pumpkin Studio said...

Gorgeous! Beautiful photos, they remind me of magical fairy tales. Imagining being in those woods is easy. :)

Angela said...

How beautiful - an opportunity to be still, and to reflect on the beauty of God's creation

Elderberry-Rob said...

It is beautiful, I bet the smell is incredible and intense too :)

Brenda Leyland @ Its A Beautiful Life said...

My heart surges to see such a sight. How beautiful and hopeful a scene. Wishing you a pleasant day. Hope you and Malcolm are keeping alright. xo

Granny Marigold said...

Such a wonderful field of beautiful daffodils.

🌺 Debby/From My Shasta Home said...

Simply beautiful.

Lorrie said...

To stand in a field of flowers with no sound but the wind sighing in the trees is so, so lovely. The daffodils are gorgeous and fill me with the hope of Easter.

Carolien said...

Oh yes, that is beautiful!

Have a good Holy Week, dear Barbara!
A letter will come soon. I am catching up from my Covid-period (3 vaccinations but still ...)

Love, Carolien

elizabeth said...

Oh that's so very beautiful ❤🥰 thank you so much for sharing

Jackie said...

Oh my, just beautiful.

God bless.

Terri said...

Beautiful! I have daffodil shoots just popping through the ground but it'll be a few weeks before they are blooming.

Deanna Rabe said...

So beautiful! What an amazing thing!

Lynn said...

Hello Barbara. Part of the golden triangle is in the village where my husbands family originally came from and where his mother and grandmother are buried. It is a beautiful area and we visit when we can. Sadly we are returning in a few weeks time for a funeral. It is a special and calm place for us. I think there may be a few of the late daffs left when we next visit.

ellen b. said...

It would be so lovely to come upon Daffodil Woods!

Elizabethd said...

Lynn how good to see you here. Lovely to hear that you have a connection to our friends beautiful part of the world.

Cheryl said...

An absolutely beautiful sight! I can't imagine how beautiful it must be in person!

Connie said...

Simply beautiful :)

Anne Payne said...

Beautiful and peaceful!!! Thats how I feel about being back on our little hobby farm in NC. The mornings are the best!!!
I'm sorry I've been absent for so long. Praying for you and your honey as you both recover. Much love to you, Barbara ❤

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