Tag Archives: undergrowth

25th August 2013 – bird

Posted on August 26, 2013 by Liz Terry

It sits in the undergrowth, wings stretched out in the sudden, late afternoon sun. As I approach, it flits low over my path and disappears. My spirit is lifted by this reminder of nature’s constant presence.

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1st June 2013 – sculpture garden

Posted on June 2, 2013 by Liz Terry

At first glance, all that’s visible is a pair of giant poppy seed heads, looming over everything. But then, amongst the beautiful Spring grasses and wild flowers, they appear. Insects made from rusting car parts and metal birds poised to … Continue reading →

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25th August 2013 – bird

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