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  Spotting wildflowers out walking

  Posted on November 24, 2018 by ruthdaisy in Nature, Walks, Wildflowers

  Wildflowers and health walks I try and walk for my health every day. I only do about half an hour but it seems to be enough. Sometimes I do a bit of mindfulness at the same time. Most times I follow the same route past the cemetery heading out of Seaford, through a lime walk […]

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  Photographing August wildflowers in Spain

  Posted on January 27, 2018 by ruthdaisy in Nature, Wildflowers

  Here are some wildflowers spotted in and around Gaucin in Southern Spain 2017. All these photos were taken on the same day along the same lane in late August. Here is a related post about dried flowers I spotted on the same walk.

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  Tide Mills – a lovely spot for photographing wildflowers

  Posted on September 13, 2015 by ruthdaisy in Nature, Walks

  Spotting wildflowers on a local walk Tide Mills is the site of a ruined village in a historic coastal area between Seaford and Newhaven, which is popular with walkers. There were plenty of wildflowers to be seen when I visited in August. After parking off the A259, the path skirts a couple of fields as […]

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  Armeria maritima | Thrift

  Posted on March 9, 2014 by ruthdaisy in Wildflowers

  Pink pincushions of wildflowers Living near the seaside, I see a lot of sea pinks aka thrift. The cushions of foliage look very soft and comfy, and the compound flowers always seem so profuse. The wildflowers grow happily in the chalk cliffs at Seaford, unaffected by the strong winds and sea salt. Read more about […]

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