inthewoods
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Time to get the camera out againAnd spread some joy
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Wow, ours is all fully open and rich in scent
inthewoods
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you can smell them as you walk up to the mill .might be the never ending wind and rain .i like the smell ..
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April: sun, showers and earlier flowers.
Just in case you zoom in to read the text, it says: Life begins the day you start a garden. (Chinese proverb)
We put up a number of these for an open garden day last year.
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That’s wonderful. Are the bees getting out?
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I'm not able to (legally) go into that orchard but in the traditional orchard nearby where I walk the dogs and have lots of hives, the bees are on the flowers and flying enthusiastically - when the sun is out. I reckon the warmth of the sun ('apricity' again
) is about 5-7 degrees above the air temperature.
