Daffodil Fields

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Daffodil Fields

This post is a follow on post from my Wednesday Walk Post yesterday where I shared the trail I took to these fields, and todays post will show the fields themselves

I was lucky in that it had rained in the early morning before I went there but stopped around 7Am, which brought out the nice fresh colors of all the Daffodils.

As I said yesterday I enjoyed the trail that leads up to these fields and would happily walk up it other times of year when the daffodils are not in bloom.

Its quite a large field of Daffodils and I took shots in various spots which I hope show both how big and how beautiful the fields are on the day I visited them


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ITs a very well maintained trail and fields, maintained by the Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust (DNRT) which is a nonprofit, accredited land trust. Since 1971, DNRT has helped protect more than 5,000 acres of land and maintain more than 35 miles of hiking trails in Dartmouth.

The name of the spot is Parsons Reserve

This next shot and a few others in this post were taken with my ttArtisan 11MM ultra wide angle lens, which is a manual lens and I didnt keep notes of the settings so hence why in the photo information I have put the aperture as F?


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I went there at about 7:30 in the morning, and I only saw three other people while I was there so the only sounds were the sounds of nature ie the breeze and the birds chirping


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Continuing on along the trails through the Daffodil fields


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I may have got a little carried away tweaking up the greens and yellows in some of these edits, but they did seem so bright and lush to my eyes while I was there


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And walking further around the trails


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As you can see there was a Mix of warm yellow and white daffodils


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Yeah!!! Now we know @tattoodjay
How wonderful they are... so many and diverse daffodils.
Thanks for sharing them. Worth the wait 😎 hahaha

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Yes I was being a bit of a tease, and some closer in shots of the daffodils will come on Sunday :)

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It’s great to engage in that way your readers 😉 keep going 😎
Looking forward to it @tattoodjay
Have a great day further 👋🏻☀️

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Good to know it has gone down well maybe i will do something similar in the future

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The flowers and the colors you caught are just perfect ❤️ Totally going to watch you so I can learn from you!

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Thanks thats so kind, but you could teach me so much about photo editing without a doubt

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That is a lot of daffodils, for sure! Looks like a relaxing place for a walk.

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it sure is a nice spot to take a stroll, especially at this time

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Wow like a carpet of daffodils. Very beautiful. Surreal almost. Flowers instead of grass. Worth the walk and worth the wait for the reveal 🙂

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Thanks I caught them at a good time just after the rain which brough the natural colors out nicely :)

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Wow !

That is so beautiful. I can only imagine how it must have felt to be in that beautiful, peaceful place.

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Ohh it was an amazing experience from the walk to and through the fields was a nice way to start the day

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Those are awesome! Definitely worth the walk and the lead up to this post! I can't think of a post or place that screams spring more than this! Fantastic shots!

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Thanks, I will share one more post from here some closer in shots of the Daffodils but yes it was so worth visiting

have a great day

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Awesome, I look forward to it!

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Wow, I ‘ve never seen so many daffodils, it looks amazing!

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It was such a cool find i loved it there :)

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You really had us guessing since yesterday! Well done...lol!

This is beautiful! What I find amazing is the trees in these Daffodil fields.

I am used to the idea that whenever you see fields of flowers such as this, that is all you see...the flowers. Maybe the odd tree planted here or there, but it's either or... You either see fields of flowers, or you see a forest (or plantation) of trees.

To me, these trees within the fields of flowers are giving it a special character...a special atmosphere.

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isnt this place so beautiful I loved visiting there especially after is had been raining earlier it really brough out the colors

and yes so true about the trees they do add to this place I had not really thought about it till you mentioned it, but yes most flower fields I have seen in my travels are just flowers

have a great day

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I suppose after the rain you got that fresh smell from the flowers too...

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Ohh yes it was beautiful the smell of the flowers grass and trees was beautiful

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I have already said wow on IG, and I say it again: Wow 🤩
I know large bluebells and wild garlic fields in in the UK and also here, much smaller though, but I have never seen daffodil fields in a woodland area - so lovely, JJ 😊

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I think the fact they were in a wooded area with trees all around did make this field special

I have seen bluebell fields in the UK but never the garlic fields

I did see a notification of your WOW on Instagram, but havent been on there yet

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The garlic fields are much green leaves and white blossoms. When I see such here it's usually only a few flowers or even more, but never like your daffodil fields. Maybe I am on the wrong places though 😉

Never mind IG, I don't do much there.

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One day I will see a garlic field, even if not that impressive would be cool to see

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The bluebell fields look way better, but when you like me don't have either both look lovely 😁

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That’s true of course but then you do have mountains waterfalls and other natural beauty you visit

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Yep, you're right, bu tone day I want to walk on a path leading through a blue field in the woods 😊
Wishing you a wonderful weekend, my friend 🌞

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Ohh me to I do love the color blue so that would be something for sure I want to do one day

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It's on my bucket list, maybe we will meet in the middle of a bluebell field one day, JJ 😊
Wishing you a wonderful Sunday 🌞

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Paul Thomson has just posted a few photos of wild garlic:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CdgTGAIjjda/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

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Wow! I read yesterday's (and never got to comment!) and was so sure you were going to be close to the park that was donated to the city. The obvious choice, I should have known better!

This is so beautiful, mostly because of the natural setting! I love how it is in the woods, edging along the path with the different varieties. Aren't daffodils such a happy incidence to spring? They even keep them divided pretty nicely, giving it a sweeping look.

This was fun and I don't think I could have been any more wrong, but, next time... yes... it is possible I could be even more wrong! :)

Exquisite shots! I love how well kept the wandering paths are kept! Your lens works wonderful (as does the operator!) I look forward to the closer-up shots also!

Have a lovely rest of your day!

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The Mulch on the paths looked very fresh I suspected just refreshed inthe last few days, and after the rain earlier that morning the natural colors were really shining out so beautifully

you to enjoy your day

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It does look freshly tossed, and of course, that rain just added to it!

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Ohh yes indeed I got lucky with the timing

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Whoa - look at all those daffodils... that's amazing! It really does look like a nice and well-maintained walk there. Wonder how it's going to look like when the daffodils are gone and the trees are green? I'm sure you'll show us in a couple of months 😀

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It is an amazing place and your right i should swing back there and see what its like when the daffodil season is over

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Great photos! Reminds me a lot of the area where I grew up in the UK.

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Thanks so Much I do love fields like this I remember one we used to visit not far from home when I was growing up, back n New Zealand

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An amazing landscape, with flower fields under the trees.

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I love that it’s under the trees most of the other flower fields I have seen have trees

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Oh wow, so that is where you were headed from yesterday's post. I'm impressed with the absolutely beautiful daffodil pictures. The white and yellow flowers looking bright and splendid, what comes after the snow is really beautiful, nature is amazing. Thank you for sharing and enjoy Friday ahead :}

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Thanks it really is such a beautiful spot after the rain earlier that morning the natural colors were really shining

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Wow, Ending the hike in a place as flowery as this is worth every step taken!

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I have always loved daffodils. Your recorded images are beautiful. We enjoyed your beautiful pictures

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Thanks I have always had a special spot for them, my Mum loved them so my Dad always make sure he had some growing by the house

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This is absolutely beautiful!!! What a tranquil place you have found!

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Ohh yes it truly was, I loved it there :)

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How do you upload separate photos of larger size ?

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I love daffodils, they symbolise rebirth as heralds of Spring and friendship (victorian custom to include one in letters for friends)

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I had no heard of that custom so interesting

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