There are lots of lambs around at the moment, and when I met a group of mums & lambs the other day they were very vocal. I’m not sure what they were trying to tell me but I can only assume that the farmer was due to come round soon with some extra feed forContinue reading “Lambing Season”
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Long Sunday Walk
Today I went on an unexpectedly long walk. I decided to go up the hill as I hadn’t walked that way for a while, then I ended up walking back through the woods, then off for long wander through the fields on the hill, and back round to the bottom of the village in aContinue reading “Long Sunday Walk”
A Winter’s Day
Today has been more like a “proper” winter’s day, with a frosty start and chill in the air, and blue skies making it look deceptively warm and inviting. It was something like 2oC when we went out for a walk this morning and it was necessary to wrap up warm. Despite the cold, I wasContinue reading “A Winter’s Day”
Early spring?
The weather continues to be rather changeable and not entirely wintry. I’m not really complaining, although I wish we had a few more dry days. Thankfully there have been no more storms, although there has been some gusty wind and rain. It is quite chilly but nothing like last winter when we were in theContinue reading “Early spring?”
A quick note
This morning was bright and cold. A lovely pink blush to the clouds and ice on the pond. I haven’t ventured far, and have been busy indoors. There is talk of a real cold snap coming … we’ll see what happens.
Sunshine
The weather has improved and the storms are now over. The clear up has got underway in town, and out here all is calm and there’s even been some sunshine! It has turned a lot colder, but that is the price we pay for calmer weather I guess. Today we went out for a walkContinue reading “Sunshine”
Introduction
My Country Diary will be added to during this coming year (2014) along the lines of “The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady“. I’m hoping to blog at least once a month (if not more) to note what is going on in nature in my area. I’ll try and look for some of the sameContinue reading “Introduction”
drive through art
as I drive my windscreen frames the world drawn silent with chalk and charcoal silhouettes of gnarled trees dark against pink and grey clouds smudged across sky chalkdust mist hangs heavy along the valley as a flurry of birds disturb the stillness and complete the picture
