Mark Tooze
master brummie
Sunny Sutton Coldfield.....
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IN OUR GARDEN 2023
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Mark Tooze
master brummie
Before the snow - trees were in blossom - Newhall Valley Country Park - sunset on Tuesday:-
I cycle that way sometimes, its a lovely park
Transplanted some snowdrops to my father-in-law's grave which is an ecological site on a Worcestershire hillside on Sunday. Only British wild flowers are encouraged, but snowdrops found in the wild since 18th century, so they are allowed. (He gave us the bulbs for our garden, so a sentimental planting). I'm expecting a load of snowdrops in the green to arrive in the next few days for our garden.
pjmburns
master brummie
Our mahonia so weighted down I can't see the bird feeders.
not exactly in my garden but as near as dam it...taken in my daughters garden next door to me...grandson james and grandaughter evie eating a snowball 
she was so excited as its the first time she has seen snow..james was on his way to school with mom but then she had a txt to say his school would be closed...of course he was very upset about that
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she was so excited as its the first time she has seen snow..james was on his way to school with mom but then she had a txt to say his school would be closed...of course he was very upset about thatlyn
Strawberry Hunter
master brummie
I got to clear the path, put some grit down. Raining very heavily here now. Roll on the better weather.
Strawberry Hunter
master brummie
Great pics everyone. I liked little Evie seeing the snow for the first time, well prepared appropriate outfit too.
Strawberry Hunter
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A slight sprinkling of snow overnight. Thankfully the roads are clear, hopefully cutting down on accidents.
jukebox
Engineer Brummie
Icicles off the telephone line
jukebox
Engineer Brummie
I always plant mine out in November. Most are flowering now.
pjmburns
master brummie
Sunshine in Moseley.
Snow very wet. Walking is "dodge the puddle". Waiting at kerbs to cross roads is asking to be showered with dirty water as buses, lorries and cars speed through large puddles. Roads are clear and pavements clearing. Grass and areas not walked on are still snowy.
Snow very wet. Walking is "dodge the puddle". Waiting at kerbs to cross roads is asking to be showered with dirty water as buses, lorries and cars speed through large puddles. Roads are clear and pavements clearing. Grass and areas not walked on are still snowy.
Strawberry Hunter
master brummie
Liked the icicles! We had sun this afternoon, very nice but unexpected. I was in snow mode, so I didn't do any gardening in the front garden.
Strawberry Hunter
master brummie
Very windy weather here today. And I think it's got worse in the last hour. Just some mild days would be greatly appreciated, but it is only mid March!!!!!!!
richardinwales
master brummie
Woke up here in Wales to horizontal rain and 30-50mph gusts, great start to spring lol
Richard Dye
master brummie
Beautiful!
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