THERE'S A CHILL IN THE AIR
I've noticed that I tend to start these weekly posts with a comment or two about the weather. Talking about the weather is regarded as a particularly British way to begin a conversation, but I'm not sure why it's crept into my blog in this way.So - getting the weather for last week out of the way quickly - it was so hot that reading a book in the shade seemed like the only sensible option, followed by being so cold and windy that reading a book indoors seemed like the only sensible option. As a consequence of the high winds yesterday, I apologise if some of the photos may be slightly out of focus.
1. Rose hips- the hips of Rosa Rugosa Alba to be more precise. They are rather decorative, and as large as cherry tomatoes. A suitably Autumnal start to this weeks Six, I thought.
2. Back door potsThis photo is by way of a souvenir - a last look back at Summer. Since by next week (if I get my act together and the compost delivery arrives) it should all have been packed away a…
1. Rose hips- the hips of Rosa Rugosa Alba to be more precise. They are rather decorative, and as large as cherry tomatoes. A suitably Autumnal start to this weeks Six, I thought.
2. Back door potsThis photo is by way of a souvenir - a last look back at Summer. Since by next week (if I get my act together and the compost delivery arrives) it should all have been packed away a…
