Took this picture today and as promised a while back I've posted it for you all to see, I was surrounded by at least 5 different varieties of daffodils and found my camera was a bit limited to get it all in, I could have done with a 360 deg lens.
Its been a good year for the Daffs so lets hope its also a good year for all us Healthunlockeders. 
Tony
Aww,what a beautiful pic,it's scenes like that,that makes me a tad 'homesick'
Your Dad has a lovely head of hair& the dog is gorgeous too! xx
Hi Wendells, My dads never happier than when he's outdoors and walking Bron. Its a good year for the Daffs it seems, they obviously like a bit of rain and they certainly got that this winter.
Dads always had a good head of hair even though it turned white at 40, I follow him with the grey but I've gone a little thinner on top than he has 
. Never mind eh' they do say a balding area on top is only a solar panel for a sex machine .
Tony xx
Ha Ha,have to tell my younger son that one,(he's bald) I'm sure he will ove that! xx
That looks beautiful ,I would just love a walk through those flowers ,shame I don't have a dog anymore ...
Thanks Ladyinspain, Dads orchard is a special place this time of year
Wow! What a display. Better than any public park. Sara
Hi Sara, you would like dads orchard, later in the year the nettles take over and it becomes a breeding ground for nature and 'butter-fly's'. October is another good time when there is a variety of apples to pick, I paticularly like the red Spartens.
Tony xx
Absolutely lovely. M x
It's so good to fill your mind with beautiful scenes like that thanks for posting.
one man and his dog ?
I think they will find the sheep in the other field
I was very fortunate to have been brought up there, we used to have geese, chickens, golden, silver and common pheasants, not to mention my pets a little owl, 'Olly' and 'Jack' the jackdaw who could talk and wolf whistle. never had any sheep though. How's that plonker Rodeney these days Dell?
Loveley
Its a sign that longer days and warmer weather is just around the corner. Hooray!!!
A joyful photo....can we have another when the blossom is out...or is that being too greedy. Thanks ...your Dad and his dog look like they have a lovely relationship
Such a lot of work looking after a beautiful garden glad its not trying to do it.
Ali
Dad does put a lot of work into his garden but the orchard is left mainly to do its own thing as a kind of mini nature reserve. I wish I was fit enough to help him more, I never would have believed that he would end up fitter than me at 81 with me a snip of a lad at 54.
Tony
How lovely. As knitter said can we have another of the blossom.
What a beautiful place to spend time in. One to add to the scrapbook in my mind. Thank you Tony - D x
Hi DD, Dads orchard is a great place to sit quietly and forget your troubles. Later in the year his many different bird boxes are alive with activity. You would love it there but you would have to stay under cover at night and beware of the Tawny Owl
Tony xx
I want to be in that orchard, it's fabulous. x
Its a great place and its a shame my camera can only capture a small section at a time. I should be getting some more great snaps from the nearby wood which fills with bluebells soon so keep your eye out. Tony x
So beautiful wish I was there love the dog Dads cute too...Lola
Ha Ha, Dad will be pleased that there's a misslolapots out there that thinks he's cute. I'm lucky that he only lives about 4 miles away so I can visit easily. I do walk it sometimes but it means going over the Malverns which is pretty hard going as you can imagine, but he will always bring me back in the car.
Tony x
beautiful thank you
That's one for the family album Tony, a lovely picture, a special moment in time. xxx
Every now and then a photo comes along that you know will be treasured and this is one of them.
Thanks hp, I'm pleased that you enjoyed seeing my dads orchard.
Good year indeed. Let's all have a good year indeed.
My AB bottle comes off tomorrow! I'll be free for a bit!
Lovely photo, thank you, Tony!
Lovely Tony
Yes I knew when the time was right Dads orchard would take a good picture which would help lift our spirits and bring with it the hope of improved weather ahead
Tony x
It certainly did that Tony, look how many people you cheered up xx
I'm waiting for Bluebell Woods next to my daughters in the Chilterns. I adore blue flowers
Oh, that's a lovely picture Tony of your dad and the dog among the daffs - the two different colours make a nice contrast. Spring is coming in now and I saw my first ladybird the on Friday sunning itself on a leaf A friend also heard the cuckoo for the first time.
Lovelight x
I havn't heard the cuckoo yet but there have been some butterflies around when the sun is shinning. There's one large yellow one that always seems to be in our garden at the moment and our camellia is buzzing with bee's so things are really improving now. We'll soon be in shorts and 'T' shirts with a bit of luck.
We have a wood near us it has all wild flowers growing we also have daffodil it really is a beautiful place and summer time people go and pick the blackberries
There are plenty of primroses out in the wood close to my Dads and they'll soon be joined by the bluebells so lots to look forward too.
I love bluebells so beautiful when they grow wild they look so nice.
Well we shouldn't have long to wait now, then we'll be swapping yellow for blue.
Heaven on earth
Lovely, thanks for sharing
Lovely picture, real feel good quality to it, fingers crossed everyone has a good year, hubby just getting over another flareup, but steroids and antiboitics are working well and he is on his 4th week of PR and enjoying it
Well done to your hubby, I first went along to PR about 3 years ago and loved it. Ok the exercises can be a little hard going but I have improved so much from doing them that I can only sing their praises.
I also enjoyed the educational side to it and have found that knowing as much as you can about your condition can be very useful when talking to your GP and chest consultant.
Yep' thomas8 lets hope hubby can soon kick those steroids and antibiotics into touch and have an infection free year.
Tony
Lovely, thanks for sharing
paradise, the garden of Eden
Looks like you have your own garden of Eden, your daffs are looking very healthy on your recent post.
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