Raindrops splashed into the pond rippling the surface.
Little droplets hung on petals and caught the light
No need for the gardener to do any watering today
I didn't notice the spiders web till I'd taken the photo and had a closer look
The raindrops made these delicate little flowers bob around
These shaggy flowers looked very soggy - it won't take long for them to dry when the rain stops
Wet leaves glistening
The beauty berries are forming (Callicarpa - at last - a plant's real name that I know is right). These will look like purple pearls soon
These thready pink flowers sparkled with droplets of rain. You can see the rain coming down in the background
Allium seed head with droplets of water
We stopped off in the Cafe for a cuppa - I haven't noticed this light before
The rain had eased so we walked a bit further
I find it interesting that the droplets sit on some of the plants but they drench others
The next few are drenched
and last years bullrushes look quite soggy
Thank you very much for joining me on this wet walk
Well done Angela for walking out on a day like today! I'm afraid I chickened out, but you've still managed to capture some really gorgeous images, so it was obviously worth it. The light has been so bad, maybe that's why there was a light in the cafe, I've had mine on too!
ReplyDeleteThank you Cath. I think it was a candle in that lovely light - there were tea lights on the tables too - it makes the place look really pretty.
DeleteI watched it hammer down from the office and was glad to be inside... some gorgeous results though, and well worth a soaking.. hope you've dried out now!
ReplyDeleteThank you Helen. Yes it was worth it and I managed not to get too wet - I have one of those big umbrellas!
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