daffodils

In spring wild daffodils cover fields, woodlands and roadsides in the Golden Triangle formed by the towns of Dymock, Kempley and Oxenhall, near Newent in north-western Gloucestershire. Daffodils, also called "Lent Lillies", flower from mid-March to April. In the 1930s special trains brought...

Vell Mill Meadow.

Vell Mill Meadow.

St Mary's Church. Daffodils in the churchyard.

St Mary's Church, Norman with medieval wall paintings.

Tree on the lane to Old Kempley.

New lambs in mid-March.

The Old School in Kempley, built in 1866.

St Edward's church, built 1903, Kempley.

Good map posted showing walking trails.

In the heart of the Daffodil Golden Triangle.

Historic farm house.

The trails can be very muddy in the spring.

Shaw Common Daffodil walk.

Wild Daffodils in Shaw Common, Dymock Woods.

Parking at Shaw Common, Dymock Woods.

Wild Daffodils.

Betty Daw's Wood.

Betty Daw's Wood.

Walking to Betty Daw's Wood.