Nigel’s favourite sleeping box lined with an old sheepskin and a knitted blanket
On a sunny morn there are winds of over 40 miles per hour
The three musketeers, Poddy, Dotty and Spotty don’t seem troubled
On the pond all is calm for now
Treats for goats
Pretty in pink
Two Wednesday walkers. The third (me) taking the photo. Two others have foot and leg injuries, another thought it would rain and a fourth had a hospital appointment. Our numbers are dwindling!
Two or three months ago I put some cherry pits in a soil filled pot on the kitchen window sill
I watered it regularly and soon a shoot appeared. J said it was a tomato plant. I hoped it was a cherry tree seedling. He was right and I was wrong. After a while it needed to be repotted and moved to the lounge and two weeks ago repotted again.
I also took some seeds from a shop bought sweet pepper and put them in pots. I didn’t think they would germinate but today there are signs of life with more pushing through.
Evening sky and and an evening chat with the flock
Forget the UN Security Council let’s go back to nature.
Country after country states that they “stand with Ukraine” and yet have stood by and done nothing.
I am watching the United Nations Security Council session live. Anyone can watch – now
I just returned from the monthly U3A writing group in St Neots. The topic we had written about was “lamb”. I came home to feed lambs
Poddy and Spotty were waiting for their bottles but I needed to go into the field to find Dotty. I found her snuggled up with the very youngest lamb, Spot’s son Sammy.
