The meadow nobody mows
There is a corner of the field behind the allotments that nobody mows. By June it is waist-high and full of ox-eye daisies, clover, sorrel and about a million insects.
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There is a corner of the field behind the allotments that nobody mows. By June it is waist-high and full of ox-eye daisies, clover, sorrel and about a million insects.
For about two weeks in June the bracken is new, soft and impossibly green, before it turns into the tough stuff that grabs your ankles for the rest of the year.
First post! I've been meaning to put my pictures somewhere that isn't a hard drive in a drawer, so here we are.