Posted on March 20, 2016 By Michael Griffiths
This is the first Hoo Wood bluebell of 2016. Every year the first bluebell appears in exactly the same place, high on the southern bank of Fox Hollow. I used my phone camera for this one, because my DSLR memory card was left in the card reader slot of this computer.
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Is it always so early? Green leaves only just showing here.
The shoots have been above ground for a month or more, but the first bluebell bloom is probably a bit early.
Beautiful flower(not the Spanish one I think) and full of hope as Spring is. Wonderfully caught by your camera
Thanks very much, Bill.
Fortunately my DSLR has two card slots so it can cater for my little forgetful moments. Good to see a bluebell.
My 500D is held together with duct tape, Superglue, and string, and it’s from that era when forgetfulness wasn’t catered for.
I like the sound of that. I have often needed the second card so I am pleased to be a latecomer to photography.