The theme this week is all about what you can see from your window, whether it’s at home or when you were away.

The theme this week is all about what you can see from your window, whether it’s at home or when you were away.
My choice for Cee’s flower of the day (19th August) is crocosmia. These were kindly donated by a friend who was splitting her plant, and
I’m delighted to be hosting Sunday Stills for Terry Webster Schrandt during August while she takes a blogging break. This week’s theme is bodies of water. The
Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge for week 10 is birds with yellow or orange legs. I found I didn’t have very many… Mostly ducks …
The Lens-Artist challenge this week is hosted by Amy with the theme, Under the Sun. I’m not good with very high temps so early
My choice for Cee’s Flower of the Day (12th August) is agapanthus, from bud to flower. You may also like…
I’m delighted to be hosting Sunday Stills for Terry Webster Schrandt during August while she takes a blogging break. This week’s theme is mountains and valleys. At
Week 9 of Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge is all about birds of prey. I was lucky enough a couple of years ago to attend
Lens Artist Weekly is guest hosted by Xenia Tran from Whippet Wisdom and Tranature, with the theme of sanctuary. A sanctuary is a place of
I’m delighted to be hosting Sunday Stills for Terry Webster Schrandt during August while she takes a blogging break. This week’s theme is Beautiful Beaches
Week 8 of Lisa Coleman’s bird weekly challenge features birds at the feeders. It was lovely to see this greenfinch. I hadn’t seen one for
Welcome to a late entry for the Sunday Stills feature created and hosted by Terri Webster Schrandt. The theme this week is yellow and I’m also joining
Looking back to spring and a rhododendron just about to flower is my choice for Cee’s flower of the day (29th July).
Week 7 of Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly challenge is for any bird in black and white or sepia This was taken a while ago when
Today’s choice for Cee’s flower of the day (24th July) is a Japanese Anemone
The sky this morning
The vibrant red salvia is my contribution to Cee’s flower of the day (July 20th)
Welcome to the Sunday Stills feature created and hosted by Terri Webster Schrandt at Second Wind Leisure Perspectives This week’s theme is Wild and Weird This unusual lighthouse is
There are several hydrangeas in the garden, all different varieties. I think this is a lace cap and my choice for Cee’s flower of the
Welcome to the Sunday Stills feature created and hosted by Terri Webster Schrandt at Second Wind Leisure Perspectives This week’s theme is SKY. It’s incredible how the
Back in January my daughter bought me a sunflower seed kit and now I’m reaping the rewards. They’re brightening up the dreary weather we’re having
Reputed to be the smallest in the UK, seating just six people comfortably. The original ‘cell’ is believed to have been founded here by St Trillo, previously a monk on Bardsey Island, in the 6th century AD.
As we weren’t able to buy bedding plants this year I ordered some wildflower plugs online. The mallow was one variety and is my choice
Lisa Coleman’s Bird Weekly challenge this week is all about ducks and geese. The Canada geese were photographed at Conwy nature reserve as was the
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