Contentment
Merry Christmas one and all 🙂
It’s been a bit breezy the past couple of days – winds gusting over 50mph locally and up to 100mph
Bamboo makes for almost ideal bonfire material – dries out easily, burns efficiently, and being hollow, keeps a ready supply
…the first conker of the season I’ve seen this year.
We discovered a plum tree hiding at the back of the garden just in time to taste some of the
I have no idea what this crocus thinks it’s doing, growing in September…
Detail of water flowing over a submerged sycamore leaf stuck on stones.
I love the smell of conifers of an evening… before and after they go in the bonfire 😉 The downside
More fruitfulness in the garden – for the first time, we have our own apples. And the first one tasted
Yesterday’s tomato, the first we’ve grown, was viciously plucked and joyfully consumed in a ham sandwich. Boy, did it taste
After the rains of yesterday evening, today had turned out sunny so far. Naturally, Dog’s bed had to be moved
Another weekend, another bonfire. And while it’s a pain avoiding the smoke as it’s blown around in the changing wind,
One of the fun parts of taking over a garden is waiting to see what comes up – such as
Our efforts keeping the garden well watered in the summer heat seem to be paying off – one of the