Rhody
Dratted non-native invasive species, the rhododendron. This one seems to have flown a little too close to the bonfire, unfortunately.
Dratted non-native invasive species, the rhododendron. This one seems to have flown a little too close to the bonfire, unfortunately.
Dog’s favourite position – the maximum bright sunlight for optimum pose factor. Please excuse the garish stripy carpet.
After a morning of walking the dog into the village and back (0.8mi either way) and digging over yet another
Taken at the foot of the Southern Upland Way climbing out of Portpatrick Harbour, looking down on a passing jackdaw
Last weekend’s bonfire resulted in more than a wheelbarrow full of ash, some of which went in the compost; burning
Just above Portpatrick, heading up the first few hundred yards of the Southern Upland Way looking back to the harbour.
More dappled sunlight on a mixture of bluebells and pink geraniums.
I just couldn’t resist these, a gorgeous shade of blue with dappled sunlight on them.
I guess they’ll be coming to an end soon – but it’s been a good year for enjoying bluebells by
The first fruits, or rather vegetables, of our planting efforts – this diminutive garlic stem poked through today. Much rejoicing!
This particular shape of cloud normally requires mountains or hills in order to form, so I was mildly surprised to
Saturday was wet. Very wet. This was the view just outside Portpatrick, at the corner of the Dunskey B-road turnoff,
Glowing bright yellow and orange clouds – a vibrant sunset a few days ago.
Dog looking elegant and keeping his paws cool in the water feature(tm).