
A dry start

Delicious breakfast

And a day with the grandchildren

What a lovely day!

A dry start

Delicious breakfast

And a day with the grandchildren

What a lovely day!

Looking north.

Looking east!

Part of the day was spent elderly cat sitting again. It’s always interesting to see another’s view.

These flowers often herald the end of summer. I wonder …

The orchids have sprung into life!

We are minding an old poorly cat this weekend.

She’s too old to chase the birds

Today the Watcher is surfing the sky.

Vibrant red. I hoped it would lift my spirits – but tomorrow is another day.

However, although VERY faint – the day ended with a rainbow

God’s promise is always comforting.

The day began with drizzle – rain, but so light it was hardly visible.

The starlings were waiting for something.

Soon they were gone – leaving ‘official’ watchers

The first of the new flowers appeared on the Viburnum. It has rested for about 5 weeks and will continue flowering now for almost 12 months.

A lone purple flower shows that the wire is doing its job! A local cat was constantly digging up this plant! I think we’ve saved it.