Postcards from the Minervois

22 thoughts on “Postcards from the Minervois”

1. so beautiful!

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   1. They were wonderful.

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2. I thought of Devon first. And Dartmoor…. and my tiny garden. Every year, I buy many ‘tête-à-têtes’ in pots. Once they have done their blooming, they go into “tiny garden”. Magic

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   1. Tête à têtes are huge compared with these beauties. They were so miniature.

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3. Love that village (hamlet?) in the wilderness, and the tiny daffs!

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   1. Village, for sure. More photos later!

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      1. Goody!

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4. There’s something special about seeing wild versions of what we regard as cultivated flowers. These little daffs so sweet.

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   1. They were lovely. I imagine the frequent strong winds keep them tiny.

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5. Lots of daffs and tulips 🌷 on the way to the airport. Almost sunny in Leeds 🌞. Safe travels, darlin 💗💗

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   1. You too! We’ll all soon be back at base, won’t we?

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      1. 🥲💗

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6. Charming

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   1. They really were. Delicate and so pretty

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7. Beauties!

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   1. They certainly were!

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8. Wind is not always kind to us photographers. Wonderful post 😀 😀

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   1. Thanks Cee. The wind was challenging on several fronts!

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9. Lovely.

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   1. It was a fabulous day.

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10. Oh very lovely and really uplifting to see such bonny wild flowers brightening up the landscape. Methinks cultivars are brash in comparison with these diminutive beauties.

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    1. Yes, I’ll not forget the (full-size) wild daffodils we used to see in France. Lemon-pale, delicate and lovely.

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