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| Beautiful garden sculptures. |
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| Just one of the many gardens this was golf themed. |
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| I adore any daisy style flowers and I fell in love with these dwarf Echinacea. |
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| This rusty poppy seed heads where about five foot tall and would look amazing in the right settings. |
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| Gorgeous spiral glass blown wind charms. |
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| Amazing sunflowers, they where huge. |
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| A glimpse of one of the show tents this was the vegetables. |
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| Now that's a vegetable stall. |
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| Simon Rimmer from Channel 4's Sunday Brunch being interviewed by Paul Crone from Granada Reports. |
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| Creative Arts Labyrinth. I am a member of the creative arts programme but I did not take part in the Labyrinth project. |
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| I ate my lunch with these little guys whilst their mother was not to far away keeping a watchful eye on me. |
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| This lady demonstrated these three flower arrangements which where then given as a raffle prises. I bought a ticket but sadly I did not win, they where simply gorgeous. |
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| As I departed the show due to the heavy rain and the fact my pumps where soaking I spotted the name of the street that the flower show is next to. I can assure you this row is far from rotten and has the most amazing big beautiful house on it. If you look closely you can just make out a couple in the distance. |
6 comments:
gorgeous photos Susan, that vegetable stand is amazing.
I liked the wind chimes, how unusual.
The vegetable stall is brilliant!!
Thank you Susan - super photos. I love the colour of the Echinacea and I also want some of those poppy seed heads!
Hello ladies thank you all for your comments. x :)
Do you ever get to Chinley or Chaple on leFrith? My parents came from there in 1957 to Canada. I want to get this area sometime. I just love your posts about the local areas and travels in Britian!
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