It's been quite some year already and we're only in May! I have been visiting as many gardens and places of horticultural interest as I can. Taking my om 40 with me as I go and getting some interesting results, shooting on expired film. I have work to do at home at the moment including planting up containers! Which I have just learned about at college. On the doorstep. It's amazing what you can find out these days and I'll put some more photos up on my facebook page. I'm at..

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