The day that the rain came down…
Substitute drizzle for rain. Insert “days” for day. Call it floated rather than came with its biblical sound, and you have a […]
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The Chinese call it late summer, the period between summer (everything fresh and bright), and autumn (everything jaded and prepping for that […]
The memorial was memorable for another reason, as the dogs met another two. Rosie in particular took exception to the smaller of […]
Llandod (Llandrindod Wells), and is reflected in the grand buildings and houses, and in the culture with an annual Victorian festival (pre-Covid). […]
and sharp as a needle! Joan came down for the day, and we had a Skype call with (son) David and Liz, […]
The Warren makes a good home for the rabbits but it needs refurbishment, this end wall was in the worst condition so […]
as a simple job of trimming the clematis and the forsythia and removing an old tree stump. Easy enough, but then we […]
One of the benefits of Covid and lockdown (and there are quite a few) is the even more beautiful and colourful and […]
Covid curls? Covid colours? Not round ‘ere. Simon the fence (barrier, that is) also shears sheep and it’s that time of year […]
Aka the wood, woodlet, we don’t know what to call this magical area. Nor do we know how to manage it, but […]
Aka the wood, woodlet, we don’t know what to call this magical area. Nor do we know how to manage it, but […]