Somerset Bluebells

An evening walk in Somerset leads us to a woodland we’ve never visited before.

Somerset Bluebells - The Hall of Einar - photograph (c) David Bailey (not the)

It’s pungent with Bear’s Garlic and rippling with purple Bluebells.

We stay until the last light of the setting sun leaves the tops of the trees. This time of year is magnificent.

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