Somehow the weekly STATS don't seem so relevant this week. Still, a few might be interesting. When I began, the days had barely begun to grow longer. Up here we had just 6 hours and 11 minutes of daylight. On June 19, 2 days before the Solstice, that had increased to 18 hours and 27 minutes. In truth it hasn't gotten totally dark for more than a week.
The last weeks of the Rivendell challenge were difficult. Rain and high winds made walking and especially cycling extra unpleasant. We did get one day when the clouds broke enough to make riding and picture taking tolerable, so I headed out in search of lilacs, one of my favourite spring flowers.
For a few glorious weeks, our whole town is awash in their colour and intoxicating perfume. That includes our castle and its surrounding park.
Summer, prayed for, cursed at and longed for has just about arrived, the sea and the beaches are waiting for us.
So, as the sun sets, on this adventure, my eyes and heart are already onto the next challenge - Lothlòrien!
Summer is here- finally and there's much more to see and to do and to show you. See you all on the trail!
9 comments:
Well done, you!
Go you! Fabulous. I'm so proud of you. :)
Lovely photos again this week.
N. & Steph., Thank you, thank you. (bows verrry low, hat sweeping the ground) I'm glad you're still with me.
woohoo! congrats!
The photos are lovely, even in winter :)
Cool! Really!
Reporter for Meie Maa ;)
well done!! gorgeous pictures. loved the lilacs remind me of home.
Thank you all for reading. Your support helped me get there. Now on to Lothlòrien. There's still lot's of interesting sites to see and things to show you here on Saaremaa and in Estonia. Are you ready?
You rock!
You should be rightly proud of yourself.
Thanks Rachel, Actually I surprised myself.
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