A Bit of Self Isolation Relief! / myLot

Norwich, England

March 21, 2020 7:23am CST

So I may not want to go too close to other humans - 6-8 ft has been recommended, but at least I can 'isolate' myself in my back garden. This morning is very windy but beautifully sunny so I nipped out to see what was happening in my flower beds and caught this beautiful little primrose peeping out from underneath a foxglove - which I hope will flower this summer. To the left of it you'll see one of my red primroses trying to get in on the act!

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Brigitte Gonzales

@bbghitte (3294)

• Philippines

21 Mar 20

Good that you are re-united with your garden. :)

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Jackie Money

@olliesmum (828)

• Norwich, England

21 Mar 20

I'm so glad I'm not living in the centre of a city with nothing but concrete.

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Brigitte Gonzales

@bbghitte (3294)

• Philippines

21 Mar 20

@olliesmum Yeah, actually that is our problem. As much as we want to, the landlord does not allow us to.

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Jackie Money

@olliesmum (828)

• Norwich, England

21 Mar 20

@bbghitte That's a shame. We did live live on the edge of a city for a few years but did at least have a small garden. However, neither Adam nor I were happy there so we found our current house which is on the edge of a village and overlooks a meadow, a small piece of woodland and a field which is normally put down to wheat.

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Miss S

@Moon24 (22396)

• Serbia

21 Mar 20

It is nice when you have garden. I live in appartment.

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Jackie Money

@olliesmum (828)

• Norwich, England

21 Mar 20

I was brought up in a house in the country with a large garden and when Adam and I were looking to buy a property together back in the 1980s the one thing I stipulated to the estate agent was that it had to have a garden.

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Miss S

@Moon24 (22396)

• Serbia

22 Mar 20

@olliesmum That's great. But i prefer home at mountain. It's great to have your garden.

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The Horse

@TheHorse (220245)

• Walnut Creek, California

22 Apr 20

Nice to see! Actually, I wish I could visit and bring some tea. I have never been to England. It was my father's favorite country.

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Jackie Money

@olliesmum (828)

• Norwich, England

24 Apr 20

It's worth seeing. Most people come to see Buckingham Palace, Tower of London etc but our countryside is wonderful and far less stressful! I live in a National Park called the Norfolk Broads. It's very flat but we have huge manmade lakes which have been here for centuries and they're known as broads. It can be hectic during the summer months when we have people hiring boats but from about September through to May it's wonderfully peaceful.

Judy Evans

@JudyEv (342100)

• Rockingham, Australia

21 Mar 20

The red one is trying to photo bomb your shot!

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Jackie Money

@olliesmum (828)

• Norwich, England

21 Mar 20

Reminds me of a friend of Adam's. Whenever he comes over he always shouts above me when I'm speaking. Just has to be at the forefront of everything!!!

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John Roberts

@JohnRoberts (109846)

• Los Angeles, California

21 Mar 20

Your garden is your sanctuary.

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Jackie Money

@olliesmum (828)

• Norwich, England

21 Mar 20

I think I'd go bonkers if I didn't have a garden. My dad was a botanist and I used to follow him around the garden and help him in his greenhouse when I was little. Sadly I don't have the same talents as him.

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