Last Snowdrop Standing
I was surprised and delighted that one of my pictures (above) was on display next to the door of St Leonard’s Church in the village of Butleigh near Glastonbury in Somerset. It is a...
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Kingsbury Episcopi Snowdrops
St Martin’s Church in Kingsbury Episcopi has a 99 feet high tower. In fact it is so tall that all of my pictures of the church were rubbish. So none of them are here....
Uphill Snowdrops
The Donkey Field in village of Uphill on the outskirts of Weston-super-Mare is the first place that snowdrops appear in Somerset – at least as far as I know. This was confirmed by the...
Nunney Snowdrops
Nunney is a village in Somerset. It is most famous for this castle. That is not surprising is it pretty cool. Normally, I cycle to Nunney and visit the cafe, before facing the route...
Blackford Snowdrops
Snowdrops may mark the start of the end of winter, and perhaps that’s is way we love them. They can be found in the open countryside and woods across Somerset. However, my favourite locations...
Cooks Fields in Spring
Spring time, but on Cooks Fields along the exposed southern ridge of the Mendip Hills in Somerset it was clearly still winter time. Cooks Fields Cooks Fields is a Somerset Wildlife Trust nature reserve...
Wells Snowdrops
As we head towards the end of the snowdrop season I headed north to Wells hoping I could find some fresh flowers. Bishops Palace This weekend the Bishop’s Palace held a snowdrop celebration. So...
Blackford Snowdrops
The village churches of South Somerset have been a fantastic find. I’m not sure how I failed to notice the their snowdrops in the past. Perhaps these flowers are just out too early in the year for...
