Every time I look out of my kitchen window I see the remains of our Hydrangea bush. It fascinates me at this time of year.
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A Mum with a 13 year old son, enjoying life and having fun as my son travels through school life. We love to get outdoors whenever possible and make the most of the world around us. We have a cat called Brewster who makes appearances and I’m a mad Ferrari Formula 1 fan, so that expect to hear about as each season unfolds. We love reviewing days out, toys, games and books and would love the opportunity to look at anything that fits in with our family lifestyle. We are always out and about and offering an insight on the places we visit, with a passion for nature thrown in for good measure. If you like what you read please leave me a comment, I love to hear from people, and always try to reply. Enjoy the read.
Ooh that’s so pretty and looks very perfectly preserved even if a little fragile x
They are fab aren’t they
Such a beautiful shot. It looks so delicate, like a spiders web. I have the same fascination with seed pods. #MySundayPhoto
It does a little doesn’t it.
What a fantastic photo……
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That’s so delicate! I remember photographing a hydrangea skeleton just like that this time last year, which I found lying on the garden.
So interesting aren’t they.
We love skeleton leaves, we used to spray paint them with silver to make them stand out more. Beautiful photo x #MySundayPhoto x
That’s a lovely idea
Stunning detail, I find skeleton leaves so interesting
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Wonderful aren’t they
That really is stunning, they are fascinating all year round in their many forms. Ours still have blue purple flowers hanging on, i think it is the lack of frost in Cornwall this winter. Wow that’s a beautiful shot Mary, ours still have purple blue flowers hanging on, I think it is the last of frost this year in Cornwall
We’ve barely had a frost either really, it’s been a very strange Autumn/Winter so far.
That is just beautiful! It looks so delicate! x
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Wow! So magical and delicate little thing.
Isn’t it just
Absolutely gorgeous honey! Love that you took that in for a photoshoot. You’re fantastic 🙂
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Oh I love hydrangea skeletons – so pretty. How lovely to have this outside your window 🙂
There’s just something about them isn’t there
Things can look beautiful and fragile whether they are growing or decomposing can’t they.
Looks beautiful (although I dislike Hydrangea).
Very true
They certainly can
that is a fabulous photo. i love the veins in the leaves.
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Beautiful. I’m the same, I love seeing how our hydrangea changes over the year x
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Fantastic capture x
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