The wild flowers in the hills, especially the woodland between Grado and Salas in the Asturian region are truly spectacular. Everything was so lush, so green. Banks of purple nettle or red clover; orchids, violets, deep blue Pulmonaria and clumps of Solomon’s seal. This was, presumably, how the Suffolk countryside once looked, too. I am saddened we have lost so much of our local flora around Bury St Edmunds to intensive farming and building. – this is something which should be acted on before it is too late.
what lovely pictures, I will try and make a water colour of the one with the road. Good luck and happy walking!
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Please feel free! If it is any good please send it and I can add. Internet connection a bit variable in these Cantabrigian hills . SP
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