The books you should be reading to be insatiably gripped this spring

My blogs will not always be about this type of thing because being a mom is the best thing that has ever happened to me and I will also be writing about fun and happy times with my children. Mostly this blog is just about my life, sorta like an autobiography. which I hope to write one someday sooner than later!...

St. Andrews church in the cotswold village of Naunton, in the Windrush valley, Gloucestershire, England. Taken on a late Spring evening. See where this picture was taken. [?]

Kat Tanita of With Love From Kat shares pictures of Paris, France, one of her favorite cities and travel destinations.

From San Francisco to Buenos Aires, these spectacular roads could very well dictate your travel bucket list

. . . and while the day may have begun a little overcast this morning, at this moment, there is a hazy, golden cast on everything, making the most lush greens even more so, even as the lilacs are fading, and the roses on their way; and today, there are still a million things to catch up on, but for certain, there will be time for the gardens, and the flutter of leaves and fallen petals on the afternoon june […]

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Pictures of Scotland, Kintail, Scottish Highlands Scenic views of the Five Sisters of Kintail Mountains, Loch Duich and Mam Ratagan, Shiel Bridge and Glenelg. Skye and Lochalsh.

Ashridge Park, Hertfordshire, UK For a couple of weeks in May in each year, many of the woods in the UK are carpeted with English Bluebells. The ancient woodlands on the Ashridge Estate, managed by the UK’s National Trust, are home to one of the finest examples of massed flowering bluebells that are an icon of Spring in England. Here, the English landscape is transformed into a sea of blue – almost as far as the eye can see. For only a few days, the sapphire of the bluebells is also contrasted with the emerald green colors from the newly emerging foliage of the beech trees in the spring landscape – a natural gem from Mother Nature. Soon the foliage is thick enough to obscure the light and the blue flowers will be gone for another year. Location: Ashridge Forest visitors centre is located at Moneybury Hill, Ringshall, Berkhamsted, Herts, HP4 1LT, England. UK Map references: OSGB36 Grid ref: SP9787512526, SP978125, Map Tile Ref: SP91SE44. Some of the best displays of bluebells are located in Dockey Wood, Ashridge (see geotags attached to these photos for precise location). Links: More details about Ashridge Park and Woodlands are available from the National Trust website. © 2011 ukgardenphotos

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