This is the first 2016 bluebell in Hoo Wood, photographed on the 20th March. I phographed the same plant again this morning, and it is still the only bluebell in Hoo Wood.
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Beautiful. It looks like a painting.
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Thanks Maralee. This lonely little bluebell needs company.
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The most beautiful “Billy No Mates” ever! 🙂
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Thanks Ratty. I think the first bluebell of the season is the best bluebell. There is no better feeling than being first.
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