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Wallflowers flowering, Bridgnorth Castle wall

12 March 20165 May 2015 by David

Wallflowers flowering, Bridgnorth Castle wall

Some of the wallflowers growing from the ruined walls of Bridgnorth Castle, now in full flower.

One of the plants was pictured here a few weeks earlier, before the flowers started to develop.

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