Every year in February we follow our usual walk around the grounds of Attingham Park, a National Trust property just a half hour drive away. What makes this February walk different is the thousands of snowdrops growing happily beneath beautiful mature trees.
Another unusual aspect of our walk was the amount of standing water around, including flooding from the river that runs through the parkland.
An extra feature this year was a display put on by the local WI (Women’s Institute) all knitting and different forms of fabric craft. The pieces were displayed on the trees and on lengths of woolen yarn strung between trees and were created to highlight the plight of our planet, caused by climate change issues.
We particularly liked our first sighting of the signs of spring!
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Oh my – that is glorious.