So very beautiful! Wishing you a wonderful autumn, Susan.
Any news yet Jo? I’ve been thinking of you all.
Thanks so much, Susan. I talked to him yesterday and he seems a lot better, and the family haven’t caught it so that’s great 😊💕
That’s a relief.
😊💕
What a lovely view. As a flatlander, I’m always astonished by scenes like this — although we do get rainbows from time to time.
I’m astonished by flatness. It makes it harder to judge distance because I just can’t believe it can be flat for so long.
Lovely shot
The rainbow was making good use of the bit of blue sky it could find.
Breathtakingly beautiful, Susan. 😘
I’m glad you liked it.
“Wordless” is right. I have no words for this. But I do like Holly’s words, above: sigh of the heart. Exactly.
I tried to find a flower with the folk name heart’s sigh, though spoken it would sound like heart’s eye. We do have heart’s ease (Viola tricolor) which is associated with lots of other names too – love-in-idleness, kiss-me-at-the-garden-gate and thinking flower.
Wow is this your garden? Either way, this is stunning!
No. It’s a favourite place to peep in along a well-walked road.
What a great view to wake up to!
Yes, except that you’d have woken up on a country road. 🙂
Susan Rushton 
So very beautiful! Wishing you a wonderful autumn, Susan.
Any news yet Jo? I’ve been thinking of you all.
Thanks so much, Susan. I talked to him yesterday and he seems a lot better, and the family haven’t caught it so that’s great 😊💕
That’s a relief.
😊💕
What a lovely view. As a flatlander, I’m always astonished by scenes like this — although we do get rainbows from time to time.
I’m astonished by flatness. It makes it harder to judge distance because I just can’t believe it can be flat for so long.
Lovely shot
The rainbow was making good use of the bit of blue sky it could find.
Breathtakingly beautiful, Susan. 😘
I’m glad you liked it.
“Wordless” is right. I have no words for this. But I do like Holly’s words, above: sigh of the heart. Exactly.
I tried to find a flower with the folk name heart’s sigh, though spoken it would sound like heart’s eye. We do have heart’s ease (Viola tricolor) which is associated with lots of other names too – love-in-idleness, kiss-me-at-the-garden-gate and thinking flower.
Wow is this your garden? Either way, this is stunning!
No. It’s a favourite place to peep in along a well-walked road.
What a great view to wake up to!
Yes, except that you’d have woken up on a country road. 🙂
Gorgeous…!!!!
Thanks, Kathleen.
Such a lovely shot!
what a glorious ‘peep hole’