A Frosty Morning Walk

Hello Lovelies,
fancy a walk in the chilly morning air, the sun is shining.... come on, pull on your boots :0)

there're pretty frost crystals on every tiny leaf.......

 and the crops look dusted in white........

 The sheep are seeking out the sunniest spot........

 And frosty Hogweed skeletons glisten in the sun.........

A little further along the lane we will find beautiful Hawthorn Blossom..........

And chilly, shady corners.........

 Oh look, more resting sheep..........

Lets listen to that lovely birdsong, so clear and joyous........

 We will have to stick to the grass verge as the cars speed along this straight stretch of road, but don't worry, we will soon be able to turn off.........

We should head down the Bridleway, away from the traffic......
 

And peer at the lambs through a gap in the hedge..........

The only sound now is the Baaing of the sheep and the birdsong......

Ahh, there you are Mr Robin....you do have a lovely voice..........

It's beginning to warm up, but in the shade some frost still remains..........

...where the trees cast their skeleton shadows........

Oh look, another happy feathered friend is singing in the high branches.......

You can't beat a still and sunny winters day for bird spotting..........

Chaffinch

Blue Tit 

Dunnock

On the way home we can stop and stare at the view........

There's still frost on the roof of the hay barn.........

And if you are tired we can sit and rest a while..........

Though I'm not sure who Audrey is :0)

When we get back to the local streets we can smile at the florists spring display........

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and the snowdrops by the church..........

The light is such a contrast of bright sunshine and deep shadows........

When we near the end of our walk I'll show you my favourite garden........

It belongs to such a sweet little cottage.........

I think this must be my best bird spotting walk ever.......

I'm so glad you joined me.
Jacquie x

p.s. the date of this walk was 24.2.16....just like to make a note of these things ...nerdy, who me?