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bluebells




I'm a little late publishing this blog, but last bank holiday weekend, I went for a walk with my parents to a local wood nearby and was blown away by the abundance of bluebells growing amongst the sweet chestnut. 


and so I returned the following day and captured a few images - gorgeous, if only the sun had come out and filtered through the canopy I may have got a lovely shot.










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