Renewal: Ghyll Brow Flora, blog and gallery

Lily of the Valley, Ghyll Brow verge

Early June, and the Ghyll Brow flora takes on a distinctive note. All through the winter it's a seed-bank, with potential for spring and summer and I'm eager to be reacquainted. My fresh blog archive(coming July) is rather like a seed-bank, linking past and future through wildlife discovery. I hope I shall easily renew my gallery images too. I'm gathering the Ghyll Brow flowers and plan to display a range of them through the seasons.
It is 2nd June and meadow saxifrage flowers thick in the Ghyll Brow pastures.

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Lily of the Valley is on the verge  of the road, on the verge of being lost when a footpath is constructed perhaps.
Taking photographs beside the road, I'm aware of passing traffic. I think few walkers stop to admire the flowers because the road can be busy. And Ghyll Brow is on the way to some other destination- probably Scout Scar.

Crosswort and Forget-me-not

Crosswort had tiny yellow flowers, honey-scented. And look at that colour contrast. 

Common vetch, Forget-me-not and the yellow of Crosswort

You will be able to access my website just as you do now. But the new-look blog will enable you to click on an image and enlarge it. And if you like to read a blog via smart-phone or tablet then the images will resize to suit your screen.
Behind the scenes, I'm transferring blogs. I began to transfer them, then realised I was choosing to illustrate them with new images. And I'm rewriting some, simply because I can improve them. So the archive might include blogs from an earlier date but they may well be a fresh take. You will be able to explore and see for yourself.