PhotoDiary :: Editing diary entry 84

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Content Although this year's Spring was a little late (and, on occasion a little wet) June is turning out to be a good month, weather-wise. The trees are in full leaf at this stage and I was particularly struck by the colour combination of blue sky, green Sycamore leaves and the developing red-brown keys. Down by the memorial seats on the side of the embankment and overlooking the big field, the dogwood is in bloom, attracting a considerable number of bees and other insects. There were fewer dog violets on Shute Shelve Hill slopes this year but the rock roses seem to be having a bumper year --- looking up from the town one can see a yellow carpet on the upper slopes. Enter the content of the posting
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Sycamore keys

Shute Shelve Hill

Dogwood flowers