She came, she blew, and she drenched, but that was all.  The worst part was the length of the rain element.  Very long, almost 24 hours.

And look what turned up at the back gate.  Maybe fifty feet long, two huge parts of a tree to sit alongside the half tree that we inherited a couple of weeks ago.  They will be here for some time I’m thinking, or at least until storm Denis this weekend.

The calm after the storm, sees the dogs enjoying the sunshine though.

Harry

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