Saturday, January 11, 2014
I don't think I could every truly trust...
...someone who doesn't feel a little bit of childlike wonder when they see a rainbow.
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happymouffetard@gmail.com
Contributors
Now harvesting...
- Weeds (no, not foraging)
- Green beans
Seasonal Recipes
Looking good in the garden...
- A great big green frog sand pit
- Various yellow plastic bulldozers
Links
Just some of the blogs I like...
- A nice green leaf
- A photographer's garden blog
- Anna at Green Tapestry
- Artist's garden
- Baklava shed coalition
- Biscuity lunacy
- Blogging from Blackpitts
- Carol at May Dreams gardens
- Cote jardin
- Easygardener at greenforks
- Esther in the garden
- Esther's (not at all) boring garden blog
- Esther's Garden Notes and Photos
- Frances at Faire garden
- Gail at clay and limestone
- Good food shops
- Grief Encounters
- Jane Perrone's blog
- Joanne's Cottage Garden
- Loose and leafy
- Martyn Cox - Going to the Dogs
- Mr McGregor's Daughter
- Multiveg
- Nature to print
- Nutty gnome
- Olives and artichokes
- Patient gardener
- Pictures just pictures
- Pumpkin soup
- Ripplestone review
- Ryan's Garden
- Shirl's gardenwatch
- Silvertreedaze
- SomeBeans - my better half
- The Dobby's Pumpkin Patch
- The Enduring Gardener
- The Galloping Gardener
- The garden monkey
- The sea of immeasurable gravy
- Titania at yesterday, today and tomorrow
- Victoria's Backyard
- VP's blog from Chippenham
- We're going to need a bigger pot
- Wisteria and cow parsley
- Yolanda at Bliss
- Zoe at garden hopping
2 comments:
Quite right too HM :)
Ive collected pictures of rainbows for years...sometimes at real danger to myself!
The biggest was a seven ringer in Australia- Byron Bay, where the sea and sunshine created the finest display, with dolphins jumping through! Hollywood would have been proud. Like your blogs!
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