Come on, let’s bloom!
It always makes me smile at the eccentric and wonderfully quirky way the way we English promote such delightful occasions.
I have often wondered why Mirfield – that place t’other side of t’river – doesn’t do something similar any more.
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Hide AdThere are quite a few good places worthy of a mention, as I travel to work and queue up Sunnybank it is always a cheery occasion to gaze at the stunning display of chrystanthemums at one roadside bungalow.
As both my partner and I like the occasional real ale, we call in at the Old Colonial where there is an array of gardens, baskets, troughs, tubs and boxes bursting with the colours of a balmy English summer.
Talk about booze and blooms, I think they have borrowed the head gardener from Ancient Babylon!
Come on, Mirfield, let’s revive the Mirfield in Bloom tour.
A WILSON
MIRFIELD