While parts of Scotland were digging their cars out of the snow this morning, the southern part, at least, of the UK was enjoying a spring day, with temperatures peaking at 12˚C.
As mentioned in a recent post, spring is estimated to travel from south to north at 8mph (13kmh), so it will be another week or so before northern regions can look forward to the daffodil and tree blossom displays, prevalent in the south.
Today's image is shot in the same place as my daffodil post last March - but ten days earlier. Here, all the flowers have bloomed, whilst there were numerous heads still to open in last year's photograph.
24-70mm f/2.8G Nikkor. 1/320 second at f/8. +0.67 EV compensation. ISO 400. Polariser.
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