Kev had a very rare day off this week. When I say rare, it was actually the first time he’s had off work this year and was in fact one of three days he had booked off over Christmas and was asked to cancel. He’s paid for it though – Thursday night he arrived home at 8.40pm and he’s at work for his second Sunday in a row. Not that I’m being grumpy about this at all on his behalf of course (yes I am).
However we did have a lovely day, and the weather was actually far nicer than it is so far today. We started the day early with a climb up to the top of Roundball Hill to watch the Solar Eclipse. Although largely cloudy, the sun did break through at the most important times and we managed to get a good view of the whole of the moon’s passage across the sun.
We were aiming for brunch out at the pub but by the time we’d got ourselves sorted we had lunch instead – Fish Friday Special – yum! Far nicer than breakfast (or at least on a par)! We spent the afternoon walking through Sidmouth’s gorgeous Connaught Gardens area where it was so warm and sunny we sat on a bench for half an hour drinking in the view with our coats off. Shame it was so far to walk for an ice cream as that would have finished things off perfectly!
What a gorgeous sight. Daffodils always make me smile. 🙂 xx
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Me too! They’re so cheery. A lovely gift at the end of winter 🙂 xx
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I wander’d lonely as a cloud. That floats on high o’er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host of golden daffodils…
Gorgeous photo and I’m glad you were able to enjoy them with your hubby.
My hubby hasn’t had a day off work yet… and not one in sight
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Ahhh, lovely to hear the poem. Glad I didn’t think of it at the time or I’d have been even more tempted to prance around with a daff between my teeth!
Hope your hubby gets a day off soon It’s very hard isn’t it? x
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Beautiful shot, and a sign that spring is here at last xx
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Thank you! It’s a relief isn’t it? With the clocks changing this weekend there’ll be no stopping it! xx
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wow! i love daffodils, check those beauties out
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To my shame I had no idea that they were there until this spring….having only lived here 35-ish years….
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Beautifully planted gardens and great hazy view out to sea at Sidmouth
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I had wished the view was clearer, but perhaps it’s atmospheric?!
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so lovely, we are laden with them here too, Spring is here!
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Hurray for spring!!
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Such a beautiful daffodil filled sight
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It was tempting to gather up HUGE arm fulls of them, but of course I wouldn’t…..at least not in daylight!
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What a beautiful sight, it looks a glorious place
Thank you for linking up
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It is, we’re so lucky in this part of the country, although we do seem to forget at times when life gets in the way unfortunately.
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What a beautiful sight! x
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It was very refreshing! x
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That just says spring is in the air!!
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Lol, yes, no missing it is there?!
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I can’t like this enough. Daffodils are my favorite flower and it’s all I can do not to recite Wordworth’s entire poem every time I see something like this. Thank you!
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Ahhh, thank you very much! So lovely to have somewhere to share things like this x
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Awww that looks like a lovely place to visit! #MySundayPhoto
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It’s only 15 mins down the road from us and we don’t visit nearly often enough. Tut!
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just lovely. what a beautiful sight. so cheering and colourful.
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I’m so pleased we went. We’re still talking about it nearly a week later. Funny how a good day out can feel as good as a holiday
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