Over the past couple of weeks the park has become increasingly beautiful as the blossom has made an appearance, and with it the photographers. Several of the walks are completed surrounded by fruit and nut trees in full flower, and the scent is delightful.
So, as temperatures hovered in the early twenties last weekend I suggested to Kate that we head to the park before Rosie's naptime to give our now confidently crawling little girl a chance to try out her skills on grass. She was less than impressed - occasionally putting out a hand as if to test the water before quickly withdrawing it at the strange texture. She was quite taken by some falling blossom, stroking the petals gently, but generally she was, as ever, far more taken with her shoe.
Still, it was a lovely afternoon, fresh but warm in the sun with birdsong and the heavy smell of nectar all around. It was only as we left that I realised what was missing. In all my visits to Los Molinos I have yet to see a bee or, for that matter, a pollinator of any kind. Sad to think that all that beautiful blossom may never bear fruit.
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You need to say "buenos dias" not "buenas dias", as you've written above. The word dia is masculine. It must be a typo- someone who devoted a whole entry in his blog to slagging off his colleagues for dropping out of Spanish class surely wouldn't make such a basic mistake....Then again, looking at the mistakes- I mean typos- in your English....
ReplyDeletenah, that would be what we call a "fossilised mistake"! ;-)
ReplyDeletethanks for taking the time to make negative comments - hope it brightened up your day
It did brighten up my day- but not as much as getting a response!
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