A cooler chilly post bank holiday day. Noticing all the bloomed filled bushes, by colour and by scent.
A full year since I started Walk 202, I remember being delighted to find this Californian Lilac in West Pottergate, as one of favourites from walk 206. Enjoying it again this year, such beautiful cascading delicate purple colour.
Many paths and gates becoming plant filled and having to duck/ dive and circumvent to avoid becoming ensnared.
A return to work after a couple of weeks absence.
All the trees and blooms are full out and it feels like summer. Glad to be back in a familiar routine and seeing all my customers.
After a week of sun the blossom trees are starting to bloom and green budding growth is filling the trees.
Not quite as warm and sunny today, but still very pleasant to be out delivering parcels and mail.
Hoorah for the spring.
A wet start to the morning delivering. Temperatures have risen, so stayed comfortable. Spring approaching, ever more in evidence. A glistening bowl of daffodils in Avenue Road and new pink leafed growth emerging.
A lighter Monday, so time to notice and enjoy.
Cold, again, thermals, hat, gloves necessary. A little more overcast with the sun trying to peek through.
Loved this reflection of trees in my wing mirror in Chester Place.
A selection of delivery montages from the start of 2025
Sun is out, for the first time in, what feels like weeks, enjoying the hard shadows.
A favourite doorbell that has yet to yield its promise.
A bone chilly, gloriously sunny day. I spot my first opened crocus in a garden in Earlham Road. The sun makes the first tentative blossom glow.
Excited yesterday to see the first glimmers of light as I arrive at work. The sky is bruised purple and red and I can feel the possibility of spring arriving after a week of cold dark wintery weather.
Pavements carpeted with colourful leaves after the nights heavy rain. Temperatures have plummeted and I am layered up.
After a couple of cold drizzly hours delivering it stops raining, much appreciated. We get it all delivered and I am happy once home warm and dry.
Ginny Bain 