I’ve been sharing my own photos now for eighteen months so I thought the end of the year was a good time to call it a day.
If you wish, you can find the published photos by following the tag “LifeLens” on the main page of my site, or by hitting this link.
I thought I’d just round off the series by re-presenting a handful of my favourites.
Wild garlic. Me, surrounded by thousands of these plants. I included this photo in my roundup mainly to remind myself of that delicious smell.
Mister Bump 
I had forgotten that garlic is a plant. And with nothing better to do I went googling for garlic. Just where is the garlic clove? Oh …. in the ground.
So your posting of favorites wasn’t all a waste of time. 😉
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It reqally is the smell. We have one or two garlic farms here, but they’re not common.
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Beautiful close-up, so lifelike I can smell it clear over here.
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I’m hankering to go back there, too. It was only ten miles from home.
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I never knew that garlic had flowers too. It’s pretty.
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It’s lovely. They’re out quite early, kinda clash a bit with bluebells.
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Must smell garlicky
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There was a chateau in Bomy that was surrounded by wild garlic. This photo brought back memories of that wonderful smell.
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smells are unforgettable. I can remember my first day in the Infants by smell.
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Yeah, that weird mix of soap, old books, crayons, school lunch and sweaty kids! 😂
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tarmac!
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😂
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Beautiful vivid photo 👍
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thanks Michele. I suspect I was on my knees for that one. Nothing new!
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You gave a great eye 👁 for detail
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We have a lot of it around here also. The blossoms make a pretty springtime bouquet.
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idyllic
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Nice shot sir. 👏
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Thanks, S
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I’ve never seen wild garlic before. It’s quite pretty 🙂
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It smells Dlish.
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As a half Italian, I was raised on the stuff.
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Beautiful!
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yep
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Tulbaghia violacea aka society garlic is a lovely plant, garlic smell, but none of the delicious food. I have them planted all over my yard. I wonder if the real thing grows here.
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I can’t imagine that it was in any special environment here, but of course it is that much warmer there.
There’s a science experiment in that! Try planting a clove.
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The garlic capital is in Northern California which is much cooler than here. Maybe some research is needed.
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One of my favorite vegetables, and beautiful too!
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