..that make all the hard work seem worthwhile. (Especially when seen from the hammock.)
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Linda
20/6/2017 02:33:05 pm
You do have the most wonderful view! It's been too hot to do anything outside for the last few days (apart from water the greenhouse morning and evening). I realised today that I haven't been seeing any birds until after 9pm. Poor little things!
Freda
21/6/2017 03:07:03 am
We've had a pleasant 17 or 18 degrees Linda - hot enough for me, and the birds..
Linda
21/6/2017 04:53:08 am
25 degrees here (Wednesday afternoon). Much better than yesterday's 28/30!
Freda
21/6/2017 03:08:07 am
Have you been on it Viv? Hurrah! Let me know if you are on the Loch Long trip and I will give you a wave.
cathy
20/6/2017 04:55:33 pm
Sounds like contentment, laying in that hammock. Am looking forward to seeing the sweet peas climbing the trellis.
Freda
21/6/2017 03:09:10 am
Contentment is the word, but you may have to wait a while for the sweet peas which are still only 12 inches high.
Mary
21/6/2017 02:13:18 am
The red gate and its pop of colour warms up the view every time.
Freda
21/6/2017 03:09:40 am
Warms my heart too.
Freda
21/6/2017 06:31:19 am
That one was from in the hammock (£12.50 from Amazon - you could have it before the end of the heatwave if you order it now Lotta!)
cath
21/6/2017 08:10:34 am
18 degrees would suit me just fine. We have another day of thirty, and again tomorrow. Unusual hot for this time of year. I am mostly inside and have Kondo'd rings, necklaces and stuff like that for the better part of the afternoon. I found it unexpectedly hard and sometimes even emotional.
Freda
21/6/2017 02:03:10 pm
Those things come under sentimental for sure Cath. You would not like to have been in the hammock this evening - we have had thunderstorms and very heavy rain! Happy solstice. x Leave a Reply. |
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