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Locked up
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It was for times like this that the Victorians wrote their massive great novels
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Intriquing
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"A vicious little cheese"
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Lockdown supplies
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I took this to share with friends and thought I'd share it with Flickr too
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Ne'er cast a clout till May be out
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Mid May's eldest child, the coming musk rose
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Always something new to know about
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A lifetime's too-good-to-throw-away scarves come into their own
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I suppose that would do, if I really had to wear a mask
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Lavateria decided it's midsummer, so it had to bloom despite pouring rain
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A photo of the colour of the Midsummer Bullfinch
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I didn't intend to stockpile bleach
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Plastic bag stockpile
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A new (socond hand) book arrived on Solstice day
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Waiting for the egg delivery on Solstice Day.
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Midsummer lushness
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There was a time earlier in the COVID19 crisis when Ocado stopped delivering fizzy water
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I'm laughing out loud at this one
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The prof makes bag samosas
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Traffic light fruit bowl
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This book gets better every time I read it.
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Monster Organic Leafy Celery
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A tempting picture the National Trust sent me
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The last rose of summer. As it's Equinox Day, by my reckoning any to come will be autumn roses.
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Mellow fruitfulness
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Every one a memory of an early summer rose
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As the world turns on its dark side
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From beyond the Iron Curtain - remember that?
