You may see this bicycle again, but it won’t be on the road!
Bright rays through the clouds made a welcome change
Not much of a crop yet … but it’s quite early in the season yet.
New spots of colour begin to emerge
And a few ‘ends’ disappear from a current work in progress.
This is looking very sorry for itself. I’m hoping to revive it.
It was a dismal start but the sun came out later, lovely to feel the warmth.
There are parts of the garden that are rarely noticed.
And some that are a total mystery! From where did this come? No idea, but it’s welcome to stay.
Plotting something else. I always convert to monochrome to help decide placement. This was not the last!
BLUE SKY!
It wasn’t just us that enjoyed it.
The Philadelphus looks good – a better glimpse today.
And the yellow patio rose is doing well too.
Food delivery today. Such helpful chaps! Thank you Sainsbury’s.
Watched the funniest action movie I’ve seen in ages – London Has Fallen! If you like a believable film … don’t bother! However, for a touch of amusement it won’t fail. (Just make sure you have a crossword or sudoku to hand in case you get bored!)
The clouds soon evaporated and the temperature rose.
The standard rose is in good form. Most of these blooms will be gone if the weather turns and tomorrow brings storms tomorrow.
The honeysuckle is beginning to flower, it’s almost covering the lilac. Have to be honest – I prefer the honeysuckle!
Difficult to spot, but the blackbird sang from the Rowan this morning.
# DIARY NOT DAIRY 