This post has been pending since when we were on holiday last summer. We stayed on a static caravan site in Devon and when we went for a woodland walk on the site, we discovered something rather magical and unexpected. The boys were not interested but I loved these miniature fairy doors at the bottom of tall trees.
It was a trail. Here is one of the signs. I love how it asks are you a fairy or elf.
There were lots of things to discover hanging in the trees too, but unfortunately they didn’t show up on the photos I took, but look at the fabulous toadstools. Not quite enough for a full fairy ring though.
So what have you discovered on a walk that you weren’t expecting?
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These are lovely! A bit of surprising artwork that still fits with its surroundings. I like the variety in the fairy doors.
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yes gorgeous
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How brilliant! Did you see any fairies?
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No the fairies and elves were all hiding. Didn’t see any dragons either 😉
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OH wow how adorable and whimsical 🙂 Fairy doors are so cute.
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Yes I loved them. Pity I didn’t spot any fairies
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I love little fairy doors – they always spark a bit of the child in me!
Thanks for joining in and sorry it’s taken me an age to visit a flu filled family and new job has wiped me out time wise this past week – much love x
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hope your family feel better soon
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Aw, what a joy to find these. My plan is to walk as many new paths as I can this year which both the dog and I are rather excited about! Happy New Year and I hope 2016 brigs you lots more lovely surprises.
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Sounds good. Some paths are in danger of disappearing just by getting so overgrown
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They are so cute! I found an ancient well on a walk once, that was pretty special. I’d like some of these doors in my garden.
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The best bit was that they were so unexpected. I just thought it was going to be a standard woodland walk
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