
A midweek “retreat” at The Gables started this afternoon.
One of the participants (who lives in London) tells me that she was born in Little Paxton! Welcome home.

A whole lotta artichokes……ready to cook

Sheep enjoy the sorrel (it needed thinning and trimming)
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Hello, hello
Unexpected, but welcome friends spent the day at Wyboston Lakes and realised they were nearby. Lovely to see them and a Happy half century Birthday to one of them



Mother hen and her Bantie chick (5 weeks old and female methinks)
Are out in the fresh air,at last, in a new house and run. A few weeks together there and then they can join one or another group of birds.


Peas, please – just a few more days and they should be ready


Compare and contrast – well done little ones.
We found the first quail eggs in their house this afternoon.

Does this mean that we have two females or did we overlook these speckled eggs yesterday or even the day before? They are tiny but beautiful, just like the quails.

Some go to bed easily and
Some try to break into the chicken run and have to be shooed out again so that the hens can go to bed.


Jack finds a new home in Beautiful Biddenham

A dear walking group friend from the village moved to Biddenham, a suburb of Bedford. We miss her company and still meet up from time to time. This morning it was my turn to turn on Waze (my sense of direction is non existent) and visit her beautiful home and walk around the gorgeous village of Biddenham.


Jack, the dog (not a real one – so need to walk him) moved with them.

