@Pat E that's proper Aussie skies! How are you this morning @AnnaB? Hope no further damage, try not to be cross with yourself. I do it all the time so pot and kettles and all that, but I do know it makes stuff worse. I too pulled a muscle on the upper back, still going to aquagym later though. It does me good to socialize a little and the jacuzzi at the end is like eating a bar of chocolate.
I hooe you are too stiff today @AnnaB and I hope you don't feel down for long.
Thank you for the tips about Norwich @Dovefromabove. I didn't see them until we came home! We parked in the Castle 1 park which was convenient as my friend wanted to go to the market, John Lewis, M&S and shoe shops. She rarely does that sort of shopping as she lives near a small village in the Yorkshire Dales. We had lunch at The Lamb. We had a good day.
Today we are going to lunch at our favourite pub restaurant in Suffolk, but first friend and I are going for a long walk in the fields behind our cottage.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
Congrats. on your long walk @punkdoc. Hope your son doesn't suffer too much from the covid @Nanny Beach. Oh dear @AnnaB - quite a shock to the system. Hope it all calms down and that there has been no serious damage done. We went to the lunchtime concert in the big church in the centre of town yesterday, the first in the spring season. These are run by a local musician, composer, music teacher and they are amazing. Yesterday was a harp recital and it was lovely, with the sun streaming in through the windows. I spotted two harps in the church too - one on a ceiling boss and the other being played by an angel in one of the stained glass panels. Then, when we came out, we were amazed by the beautiful sky. I took a pic.
Not the same as your beautiful summer sky @Pat E but nice to see.
Thank-you to @Dovefromabove for another excellent introduction to the new month.
Very sad to hear of the fire you suffered @D0rdogne_Damsel . At least everyone you and everyone else is OK and that is the most important thing.
Hopefully someone will be able to do something which will help your hip situation @tui34
I very much hope that your knees will recover soon @AnnaB That was a very unfortunate incident which you suffered.
Yesterday was the first day of the season of Imbolc . I used the very nice weather on Tuesday to thoroughly inspect my pots of bulbs. The surprising (and very pleasing) thing is that, with only two exceptions, they are all showing signs of life. This is a vastly better result than I deserve.
Best wishes to all who are recovering from injuries and illness. Stay safe out there folks.
"If you have a garden in your library, we will want for nothing" Marcus Tullius Cicero (in a letter to Marcus Terentius Varro, 46 B.C.)
Phew! I took OH to work then drive to the farm shop and filled the car boot … then I went to the supermarket and spent a fortune on the sort of things that the farm shop doesn’t sell or charges an arm and a leg for. By the time I’d filled the freezer and the store cupboards the washing I’d hung out earlier was dry enough to get in and put to air by a radiator, so I I’ve done that and waved Vernon the Vax around the floor. Now it’s time for lunch …
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
@Pat E that's proper Aussie skies!
How are you this morning @AnnaB? Hope no further damage, try not to be cross with yourself. I do it all the time so pot and kettles and all that, but I do know it makes stuff worse.
I too pulled a muscle on the upper back, still going to aquagym later though. It does me good to socialize a little and the jacuzzi at the end is like eating a bar of chocolate.
Good wishes to all with aches and pains. Hugs.
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that’s a beautiful blue sky @Pat E hope it’s not been uncomfortably hot for you today. 7c and overcast here.
For those of you in need of something to listen to in the still of the night, this series of five essays on R3 has been a delight this week. Last one tonight; you can hear them all on BBC Sounds
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001vlnt?partner=uk.co.bbc&origin=share-mobile
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I hooe you are too stiff today @AnnaB and I hope you don't feel down for long.
Thank you for the tips about Norwich @Dovefromabove. I didn't see them until we came home! We parked in the Castle 1 park which was convenient as my friend wanted to go to the market, John Lewis, M&S and shoe shops. She rarely does that sort of shopping as she lives near a small village in the Yorkshire Dales. We had lunch at The Lamb. We had a good day.
Today we are going to lunch at our favourite pub restaurant in Suffolk, but first friend and I are going for a long walk in the fields behind our cottage.
Oh dear @AnnaB - quite a shock to the system. Hope it all calms down and that there has been no serious damage done.
We went to the lunchtime concert in the big church in the centre of town yesterday, the first in the spring season. These are run by a local musician, composer, music teacher and they are amazing. Yesterday was a harp recital and it was lovely, with the sun streaming in through the windows. I spotted two harps in the church too - one on a ceiling boss and the other being played by an angel in one of the stained glass panels. Then, when we came out, we were amazed by the beautiful sky. I took a pic.
Not the same as your beautiful summer sky @Pat E but nice to see.
view on my walk this morning
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.