A small remembrance of something more solid

I spent far too long waiting on the platform at Bristol Parkway.

Aberglasney Gardens

Our car boot haul was actually more impressive than it looks here.

Sophie Grigson at the Narberth Food Festival. I'd like to be her friend.

Cenarth Falls (except that you can't see the falls themselves from this angle).

A spectacular sunset on the way back from Swansea.

Barbara heading to Manorbier beach to collect pebbles.

Bunches and bunches and bunches and bunches of lavender hanging to dry in the shed at Brynawelon.

My favourite part of the train journey to Manorbier - the view of the estuary near Pembrey and Burry Port with the sun just beginning to go down.

I'm away from tomorrow (Monday, Sept. 22nd) through Tuesday, Sept. 30th ... so no 365 updates until Oct. 1st.

"Will you walk into my parlour?" said the spider to the fly.

A perfect late summer day at the Eden Project.

This week's eBay haul: A load of old Bakelite and plastic knitting needles.

Summer has finally come to Cornwall.

It's one of those days.

I love my new sheep. I call him Laurence.

Mmmmmm.... greengages!

From under the railway bridge in Carbis Bay.

Watching the parade of tall ships in Falmouth.

South Crofty tin mine in Pool.

The field behind the house. I took this photo to compare it with this one I took of the same view back in June. What a difference two months can make!

The A30 on a rainy night.

Flags along the promenade by the Jubilee Pool in Penzance.

The cow I knitted for the Critter Swap.

A cobweb in the sun (!!) in the garden at Quethiock.

Most of the men at Philippa's wedding spent the evening trying to chat up the pretty Polish barmaid.

A spiky something gone to seed. With raindrops. Again.

Spotted in Marazion today.

Raindrops on bamboo leaves.

Rosie - who seems to have eluded the camera until now.

Sir Humphry Davy outside the Market House in Penzance. In the rain.