Silly weather on the last Sunday of the wettest April on record. We decide to make the most of the day and drive to Eden Project. I decide to drive through Dartmoor, which became a big sponge. the wind was so strong it drove the puddles uphill on the road, and every little stream seem to be bursting with flow.
Eden was sheltered quiet and beatiful. A’ and A’ took many photos of spring flower, and we played with the Nikon’s selective colour option:
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