For a long time I wanted to see the Lavender fields. I dreamed of the photos I could take there, of my family or somebody else’s session. Finally, I decided to just go!
The place was beautiful. First we had to walk through a million bees, the buzzing, the twirling of them all around me and Lainey it was a bit much.She cried all the way up! I’m not sure if she was scared, or if she could feel my own worries as I walked my way up the hill as fast as I could, as if I was running for our own lives!
Now, if you are allergic, it would be scary! But actually, they don’t really bother you and you can walk in the other side avoiding all together the fields, and the busy bees.
Finally we arrived, I nursed her. She calmed down. She ate a banana and we enjoyed our time there. The view, the fragance in the air, the blue sky full of fluffy puffy white clouds. It was all so wonderful, that I didn’t want to leave! There was a wheat field behind us which was gorgeous.
As I cut as much lavender as I could, I was thinking all the different things I could do with them : little fragance pillows, tea, cupcakes…and I took my own sweet time…it was a whole experience! I over heard Marc saying: how long does it take to cut lavender? ha ha I was just enjoying myself a bit too much. There’s something about being among nature. It fills your soul. The creation.
We took a few photos. The sun was too sharp in that time of the day. I wish we could have stayed longer. We must come back for another whole day. Next time, I will enjoy a cup of tea with some cake.
Jo Morris - Lovely pics Vero! Next time let us know when you’re going. Its so close to us! xx
paolavj@yahoo.com - Hey Jo! I was thinking about you guys while being in Hitchin! I really want to see the sunflowers while they are still out so we may pop in soon! I will message you, maybe we can enjoy some cake and tea there!!
Louise James - Oh, Vero, these photos are just wonderful. Thank you so much. What a fantastic photographer you are! Gorgeous. I long to go to Provence in France where there are 100s and 100s of lavender fields. It’s where the Impressionists painted. You can smell the subtle scent of lavender for miles around you. Where in the U.K. did you find this field? much love Louise