Everyone who comes to Swindon from Junction 15 of the M4 knows Queen's Drive - it is the dual carriageway into the the town centre. In Spring it is also rather beautiful - this is one of the green spaces near the Windsor Road area.
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Nature is flourishing in the nooks and crannies around the old part of Swindon. The aim of this blog is to illustrate a different Swindon where the 'magic roundabout' plays no part. An enchanting Swindon that can only be discovered on foot. A place of underground springs and streams, ancient hedgerows, footpaths, copses, lakes, and beautiful parkland. If you look a little more closely you will see Swindon is built on sacred ground.
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- The first primroses of Spring
- Teazles - Lydiard Park
- "The Church in the Park" - St Mary's, Lydiard Tregoze
- Dawn - Monday morning
- Snapshots at Coate Water
- A secret place
- Shadows and light - Croft Wood
- Shadows and Light - Town Gardens
- More Amazing Sarsens!
- Moredon Tree Collection (and cheese on toast)
- Old Rodbourne Cheney
- St Mary's Church - Rodbourne Cheney (an old Saxon ...
- The old beech tree and museum
- The resident pair of swans at The Lawns
- Sarsens at the Lawns
- Spooky little church - Holy Rood at the Lawns
- Snowdropmania morning at The Lawns
- A different view - crocuses on Queen's Drive
- The Good Samaritans
- The Swindon Stone and Swindon Connection
- The Ridgeway near Overton Down
- The Whitehorse Trail - near East Kennett
- New Day
- Snowdrops at Hodson - Imbolc (Candlemas)
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About Me
- June Jackson
- A wanderer [The only true wisdom is knowing you know nothing - Socrates]