King's Wood

[squirmelia]

When I had visited King's Wood in Kent before, it was in the middle of winter and I was unimpressed by the wooden sculptures that formed a children's play area.

But this time was different..

Amongst the trees, there were bluebells everywhere you looked, such a density, and where they formed a thick carpet, the scent was overwhelmingly glorious. I was in awe. The bluebells seemed so utterly magical and beautiful and I felt deliriously happy.

Those moments just don't happen often enough, so tell me about the last time you couldn't stop saying "wow"?

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[the-elyan.livejournal.com]

Most of the last week, on public transport in the Highlands. If I had to pick one moment, the view as we rounded the headland at Igridil on Skye, and looked down from several hundred feet onto Uig Bay, with ten miles of sunsparks all the way across to the Vatternish Peninsula. I wish I'd had someone to gape in synch with at that moment. Mush of the travel was like that though...

The south doesn't have enough stuff like that, though Cornwall has its moments...

[squirmelia.livejournal.com]

Sounds nice. :)

I've just returned from Manchester, so haven't had time to read about your trip yet, but am looking forward to doing so later!