We had good talks about the past, chatted about family and friends and I showed mum a video of her cousin’s baby great grandson. He’s such a poppet and mum loved watching him as he showed off by rolling onto his tummy. All too soon I was told that my time was up and I had to leave.
The new garden, in the perimeter strip on one side of the field, is surviving in spite of marauding pigeons and rabbits
The cabbages have taken a hit but should recover and the onions and celery are doing fine. All could do with a good weed and if the ground dries it might get a hoeing tomorrow.
The first crop of ……
a friend’s husband who knows a lot about bees. I’m grateful to have received a reply this morning.
I’ve been filming more bees this morning – click below
and we sold the cows. This year the sheep are knee deep in pasture!
Then we found some ripe raspberries
