Daisy fields

Posted on May 9, 2015 by Phill

I was I ut walking with Barnaby Pickles today and came across this field full of Daisy’s, quite stunning. 

   
      Isn’t Mother Nature amazing giving us these fabulous gifts to enjoy. 

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2 thoughts on “Daisy fields”

  1. Chrissie

    Absolutely beautiful x

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  2. Jenny Madley

    Stunning – and beautiful photos too X

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