Photos of the month

Ryde Cemetery Photos of the month

VISIT TO OSBORNE HOUSE
On Sunday 27 November we had our Group winter outing to Osborne House.

AUTUMN
Despite the glorious early October weather the summer "What Summer?) is drawing to a close...

SIX SPOT BURNET MOTH
Six-Spot Burnet Moth Zygaena filipendulae

MEADOW FLOWERS IN THE OLD PARISH CEMETERY
In the summer time the Old Parish Cemetery, which is now a conservation area, is full of meadow flowers.

PRIMROSES RETURN
It seems to be a great year for primroses and as always there are carpets of them throughout Ryde Cemetery.

A MISTY MARCH MORNING
A misty morning does not signify a cloudy day.

FEBRUARY - WINTER'S END
After the harsh winter in February we often see the first signs that spring is on the way

THE STILLNESS OF WINTER
We had about six inches of snow in Ryde Cemetery on the night of 1st December.

CELEBRATE SUCCESS!
The IW Council has successfully completed a £450,000 Heritage Lottery funded project to restore Ryde Cemetery.

Ox-eye daisy/Dog daisy
As is usual for this time of the year the meadow parts of the cemetery are a pretty sight with many tall grasses and wildflowers.

Daffy-Down-Dilly
Daffodils symbolise rebirth, new beginnings and friendship and are synonymous with spring.

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