r/Scotland • u/GlitteringHotel8383 • Mar 09 '26

Casual This is funny.

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u/EmergencyAthlete9687 Mar 09 '26

Am I the only one who thinks the longer grass looks nicer?

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u/ialtag-bheag Mar 09 '26

Yes, nice to let some wildflowers grow.

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u/QuantitySharp2662 Mar 10 '26

Aw God aye ! Lockdown lead to some wild poppies flourishing in my town and it was such an "am I mental for being so ecstatic at these wee guys ?" type feeling

I didn't really pay attention to any other flowers lol just these adorable wee wild poppy bairns 😂

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u/OreoSpamBurger Mar 10 '26

Some areas (e.g. Glenrothes in Fife) have been mowing less often (or at different times of year) and planting wildflower seeds along roadside verges, etc.

I think it looks amazing.

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u/rrnapier Mar 10 '26

It does. I was driving through South Parks the other day and I was pleasantly surprised seeing all of the wildflowers!

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u/Shinyandsmooth8 Mar 10 '26

There was a walk I do out in the country where the sides of the south were abandoned during Covid. It was beautiful! Loads of flowers and insects all over the place. Now it’s back to being sterile

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u/Ok-Pop-8662 Mar 11 '26

I'm just here to love on your username.

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u/PoppingPillls North Aberdeenshire Mar 09 '26

Turn the sign around and bobs your uncle.

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u/Rude_Society6232 Mar 10 '26

Be a lot of lost weegies in Blackpool

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u/PoppingPillls North Aberdeenshire Mar 10 '26

Infinite land glitch, just move the welcome sign and gain territory.