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Northala Fields, a set of four man-made hills built with demolition rubble from the old Wembley stadium and a few other sites. Extraordinary space on formerly derelict land, with the hills screening the park from the A40 just behind, new play / walk areas, and a series of new wildlife ponds. Beautiful post-modern primeval lines when seen from above and equally awe-inspiring at ground level. Thanks @anna_sieczak for talking about it last year.
Like hundreds of bright-yellow brush strokes on the forest floor - the unusual but charming, wind-swept flower heads of Narcissus cyclamineus at the Isabella Plantation this morning.
Iris reticulata may be the attention grabbers right now, but the late-flowering snowdrops are still putting on a cracking show.
This has got to be the most exciting thing this morning so far.
Splashing purple - glorious carpet of crocuses at Ham House
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