A small remembrance of something more solid

John Irving speaking at the Hay Festival.

Joanne Harris speaking at the Hay Festival.

Kathleen Turner speaking at the Hay Festival.

Marcus Brigstocke, my imaginary boyfriend, being witty and erudite at the Hay Festival.

Louis de Bernières speaking at the Hay Festival.

Rob Brydon being funny at the Hay Festival.

Former President Jimmy Carter speaking at the Hay Festival.

Cherie Blair speaking at the Hay Festival.

A gardener hard at work prettifying Tenby for the holiday-makers.

Oranges growing in the garden at St. Fagans Castle. Yes, oranges. In Wales. In May. :)

A handsome seagull perched on the wall overlooking Tenby's Harbour Beach.

I know I'm not supposed to be pleased that my little lawn is covered in daisies, but I like them.

Yes, I have a magic wand.

Cat among the valerian.

A bird on the wall at Long Park in Manorbier.

Seagulls in flight on Manorbier beach.

Anne seems slightly astounded at what she's reading on UKY.

The back of the village hall, taken from my garden on a beautiful sunny day.

Poppy detail on the railing around the war memorial across the road.

Reading in the sun on Lydstep Headland.

Forget Disney. Carew Market is the happiest place on earth!

A perfect spot for today's picnic.

Tulips in the garden at Brynawelon.

My clothes pegs have been working overtime lately.

Fluffy dandelion head.

The perfect spot for lunch and a glass of wine. This is the place Gwyn and Jan have taken for the week on St. Julian Street in Tenby.

This is why you should never buy a raffle ticket at the village fair.

Dried lavender.

One of the chickens (it might be Mistletoe - I get their names mixed up) at Rose Cottage.

The Esplanade in Tenby, with a view of St. Catherine's Island.

A sparrow on the bird feeder.