Showing posts with label Wales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wales. Show all posts
Friday, 24 July 2015
Fungi
I had almost forgotten about these pictures taken when we went to the Welsh Botanic Gardens. There was an exhibition all about fungi and it was enhanced by an exhibition of embroidered ones made by a group called 'Stitching Bs' who meet in the garden on the first Wednesday of each month.
Monday, 13 July 2015
Llanelli Wetland Centre
We stopped off here for a cup of coffee on Wednesday last week and what a treat it was. We only planned to have a break for half an hour and stayed most of the afternoon.
Woven willow walk which leads to the Boardwalk Hide on the edge of the lagoon
Heron's Wind Hige which overlooks the deep water lake in the wild part of the reserve
What wonderful textures....
Lots of lichen growing on the trees and
lots and lots of orchids growing in the wild part of the reserve.
This little chap was in the churchyard of the town where we stayed for the night.
Woven willow walk which leads to the Boardwalk Hide on the edge of the lagoon
Heron's Wind Hige which overlooks the deep water lake in the wild part of the reserve
What wonderful textures....
Lots of lichen growing on the trees and
lots and lots of orchids growing in the wild part of the reserve.
This little chap was in the churchyard of the town where we stayed for the night.
Friday, 10 July 2015
Wales
had a couple of nights away this week and we visited the National Botanic Garden of Wales. What a wonderful place.
This is the outside of the dome. It has oblong windows unlike the Eden Project ones.
I found a bug house in one of the gardens
and even some textile mushrooms. I will post pictures of these another day, but could not resist the notice in Welsh and its translation into English
There was also lots of sculpture and this lovely chap was one of the pieces.
This is the outside of the dome. It has oblong windows unlike the Eden Project ones.
I found a bug house in one of the gardens
and even some textile mushrooms. I will post pictures of these another day, but could not resist the notice in Welsh and its translation into English
There was also lots of sculpture and this lovely chap was one of the pieces.
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