On a cold night what could be cosier than a lap full of cats?
Nigel the hunter prowls around the paddock searching for prey
Storm Darragh here and revolution there
Thankfully we have only had the tail end of the storm with winds of 40 – 50 mph and endless rain
As for Syria – I fear it will descend into the chaos of Libya. I can’t turn off from the news – ever- but I know how blessed I am to be surrounded by the peace of nature even in the tail winds of Storm Darragh.
Nigel adopts a strange attitude- and he’s asleep!
The daylight is waning. Such short days
Stunning sunrise
More hen pheasants pecking around in the garden this damp morning
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Tomorrow this “flighty duck” will need to have her “wings clipped”
So many farmyard expressions have found their way into everyday language.
Click below to see a duck on the run (she was put back in the duck house at bedtime).
A sunny village walk
Dawn skies
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