Scabious.
Devil's-bit Scabious
Harebell.
Looking east to Jack & Jill windmills.
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1 comment:
Peter, I love your photos of Downland flowers. I was searching for 'Pride of Sussex' today on Patching Downs but could not see any. I thought they only flowered briefly in June but note you have seen them in October. Can you give me any advice as to where & when I might see them. I live in West Sussex in Clapham & my email is kirklincoln@hotmail.co.UK
Keep up the good work of promoting our beautiful county Peter. Many regards,
Kirk
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