October 17, 2021 by gfreedman2013 - 0 comments

Autumn tasks – I love ‘em

The red onion crop

To be strung

To be hung in the onion barn

October 17, 2021 by gfreedman2013 - 0 comments

Autumn tasks – I love ‘em

The red onion crop

To be strung

To be hung in the onion barn

October 17, 2021 by gfreedman2013 - 0 comments

The children when Lola arrived (with Lucy the goose) a few weeks ago

Goose and ducks have all settled well together

October 17, 2021 by gfreedman2013 - 0 comments

Grandson appreciates one of the ripe Gables peaches

Then the children play upstairs with the many soft toy animals (some placed here for safekeeping by our oldest grandson).

October 17, 2021 by gfreedman2013 - 1 Comment

A field full of little flying saucers?

No, a cluster of huge field mushrooms

The grandchildren were amazed

Grandson sensibly asked “are they poison?”

October 16, 2021 by gfreedman2013 - 2 Comments

Fame at last!

The U3A Tai Chi group photographed and featured in …………The local Huntingdon newspaper. Not exactly National News!

October 15, 2021 by gfreedman2013 - 0 comments

I asked my brother, just now, about his next gig. He sent me this…….

I think this is a tour!!!!!!

Well if Coldplay can go on a world tour then my brother can tour North and East London!

I’m too far away to get to the gigs and will stick to milking goats and admiring the autumn colours along Mill Road.

October 15, 2021 by gfreedman2013 - 0 comments

October colours

The weather is mild and there are flowers everywhere

One of the Acers is turning

The Jerusalem artichoke flowers (closely related to sunflowers)

Poppies late in the season, very late

Autumn dahlia

Wonderful spreading nasturtiums

A bee feeds from flowering Borage

Lavender is still blooming

And the thrill of the late summer (our first time of planting) the magnificent Cosmos flowers

October 14, 2021 by gfreedman2013 - 0 comments

Mabel is looking particularly sweet tonight as she sleeps on my lap

I will probably regret the close contact as Mabel has been scratching recently (fleas?)

October 14, 2021 by gfreedman2013 - 0 comments

Happy hens scratch around in fresh straw

Nothing nicer than a layer of clean straw inside and outside of the hen houses and runs

The goats were particularly friendly this evening.

We need to get a collar for Ruth. She is growing fast and looks very much like her mother Willow