We went for the snowdrop days
And found masses and masses of them, thickly coating the woodland floor
And decorating the gardens
But there were plenty of other beautiful views to see.
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The main canal … but which way is up?
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The Cornus with the silver birch looks stunning.
It’s a combination that never gets old!
I always find these English views stunning. Woodlands filled with any flower are beautiful, and the snowdrops always are especially appealing. I’ve yet to see a snowdrop, after all these years. I’ll have to do a little research, and see where the closest ones might be. They’re probably two states away!
Good luck tracking down something closer! I agree about a flower carpeted woodland floors and I must admit to bluebells being my absolute favourite.
Beautiful shots! Like Shoreacres, I don’t see snowdrops, but rarely. There are some in gardens here in Austin, but none with that fill a frame.
There is definitely something divine about views of swathes and swathes of pristine white nodding heads.
Wonderful! I just love snowdrops!
I love to see them en masse and I am gradually coming round to individual merits too!
Wow, Galanthus heaven!
Yes, one of the best snowdrop gardens around here.
It’s lovely in winter isn’t it? I’m going next week.
Have a great visit! They seem to have lost quite a few trees/shrubs since last year, but that has opened up a lot of new vistas around the estate (to their benefit I think). Nice to see their avenues of baby birch colouring up along the canals too. Enjoy!
Aren’t there a lot of snowdrops around this year – I’ve seen acres in the wild up in Yorkshire!
Yes, you are right. The conditions must have really suited them over this last year.