We perhaps don't do flowers as well as our Gallic neighbours, but we do 'em, as evidenced by this railing-box on Station Road.
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I think this is one area where the city council parks committee get it just right, the railing boxes are once again spectacular.
ReplyDeleteAlways nice to hear from you, Freda.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty photo.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
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