My Favourite Camera Settings
How to wiggle those dials.
The very last of last year’s crab-apples, lying in a patch of this year’s new snowdrop growth.
Yesterday’s tomato, the first we’ve grown, was viciously plucked and joyfully consumed in a ham sandwich. Boy, did it taste
Our efforts keeping the garden well watered in the summer heat seem to be paying off – one of the
Dratted non-native invasive species, the rhododendron. This one seems to have flown a little too close to the bonfire, unfortunately.
Last weekend’s bonfire resulted in more than a wheelbarrow full of ash, some of which went in the compost; burning
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!
Taken last night: a small cluster of red, yellow and yummy purple tulips in golden evening light.
Today is not a day like this, so I thought I’d post this as a reminder of what gorgeous sunlight