Liberation day
A drizzly afternoon walk
When we got home it was time for lamb cuddles in the sheep barn
Mother Cummings and lambs doing well
A busy afternoon
He will join a hen that has been pining for company.
Lambs and grandchildren
We went to a party in London tonight and …
When we got home look what we found …
Cummings had given birth to twins in the field shelter. A boy and a girl. We moved twins and mum to the sheep barn and gave mum hay and water and concentrates.
A rainbow and a buzzard on my afternoon walk
Oh no, Nigel the killer cat strikes again!
A morning at The Higgins Museum in Bedford
Where we attended a talk by a retired teacher, Paul Salver, who tirelessly goes into schools in Milton Keynes and Bedfird and surrounding areas to teach about the Holocaust as well as genocide awareness.
As written by one of the schools he visited in Milton Keynes, ‘His message is that we can bring together all social, cultural and racial groups to stand against racism and intolerance through knowledge and understanding of the Holocaust and other genocides.’
I wish that were true now and that it could be true in the future.
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