oh my friends, thank you for all of your comments on my last post~again days have passed since i even looked at my laptop.
it feels so good to know that friendships and connections exist across mother earth without the need for invasive social networks!
the weather has continued to be glorious...
however last night thunderstorms rolled in from france and spain, it was too hot to sleep so i lay and listened to the thunder as it rolled over us throughout the night.
as i type the clouds are gathering again for another night of storms.
the part of the forest we often walk flynt has been busy with the animals...
highland cattle have been released after the winter...
new foals appear daily...
crab apple in blossom...
and in our garden...
plants have been added to our fountain...
the rambling rose grows around my nook...
a long promised book...
i was given some money and the bookshop in lymington had a 'three for two' offer so i also bought 'the valley of horses' and 'the mammoth hunters'.
i have to say i am totally enjoying the read.
our vegetables are growing well...
a hot, hazy morning...
our banksia rose looks wonderful...
a gnome child in hiding from the sun...
the hare soaking up the sun...
a bed of sweetcorn, peas, french beans, sorrel and radish...
dragonfly chimes in the nook...
a makeshift sun canopy on the hottest day...
gifts from my sisters recent holiday on the isle of wight...
it feels so good to know that friendships and connections exist across mother earth without the need for invasive social networks!
the weather has continued to be glorious...
however last night thunderstorms rolled in from france and spain, it was too hot to sleep so i lay and listened to the thunder as it rolled over us throughout the night.
as i type the clouds are gathering again for another night of storms.
the part of the forest we often walk flynt has been busy with the animals...
highland cattle have been released after the winter...
new foals appear daily...
crab apple in blossom...
and in our garden...
plants have been added to our fountain...
the rambling rose grows around my nook...
a long promised book...
i was given some money and the bookshop in lymington had a 'three for two' offer so i also bought 'the valley of horses' and 'the mammoth hunters'.
i have to say i am totally enjoying the read.
our vegetables are growing well...
a hot, hazy morning...
our banksia rose looks wonderful...
a gnome child in hiding from the sun...
the hare soaking up the sun...
a bed of sweetcorn, peas, french beans, sorrel and radish...
dragonfly chimes in the nook...
a makeshift sun canopy on the hottest day...
gifts from my sisters recent holiday on the isle of wight...
8 comments:
nice to see a new post, I was worried that you were poorly again when you didnt post at Beltane. (belated blessings to you both)
that first photo is fab, I had to look closely, it could be a painting! Your gardens really coming on isnt it? I have all 6 of the Jean Auel books, enjoyed the first 5. havent started this final one yet
leanne x
hello leanne! belated beltaine blessing...the year is going by so quickly!
will you be going to avebury this month?
Lovely to see you here and I have to say everything is looking lovely in your pics! I love that series of books, they have been going such a long time and it is a real treat when a new one appears. I thought I would re-read all the others first before buying the new one.... I am envious of your hare too... and your nook.....
Hello Laoi, not to late to send you Beltane blessings I hope!
Your garden looks just lovely, I do like the sun shade idea, it's something I've been thinking about.
The photo of the foal is charming, it reminded me of a little rocking horse.
Such a lovely, summery, photo-walk post :)
I've been thinking about a windchime for out back, problem is I'm very particular how they sound. Can spend ages 'tinkling' to find the right one, lol.
No Laoi, I just cant get there. Its not easy not driving and with limited public transport available. one day...
Leanne x
Hi Laoi, good to see you are blogging again, your garden is looking lovely x
Your pictures really show how beautiful it is at your place. And you try to get the best out of your days. Love those series of books, too, haven't read the last one though, yet. But have to, of course. Want to reread the whole series to fresh my mind up. If you ever get to visit southern France you should visit those caves painted by those folks - they are amazing!
Tina in Germany
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