A small remembrance of something more solid

Willie having a mid-afternoon snackerel of grass in the garden.

THURSDAY THEME - Red
Mmmmm..... Grand Marnier.

They taste better than they look!

I'm going to visit my aunt in Bath next month! Yippeee!

One of my favourite ways to spend an afternoon. And, yes, I am serious.

Giant mermaids on the roof of Shiver Me Timbers, a reclamation place, as seen from the Cornish Coast Path going from Marazion to Penzance.

South Wheal Frances copper mine.

A pheasant in the field behind the house.

THURSDAY THEME: Water
Raindrops on everything!

Fuchsias in the garden.

Echeveria in the garden.

Briar (my friend Jane's dog) having a dip in the River Hayle on a drizzly Monday morning walk.

A gorgeous early evening sky over Porthmeor Beach in St. Ives.

Peeping through a door in one of the walled gardens at The Lost Gardens of Heligan.

The field behind the house. Take three.

A couple of oldsters with their radio-controlled boats on the Penzance Boating Lake (near Guy's office).

My obligatory monthly sleeping cat photo.

Because Guy loves these vile things, I've been calling him Mr. Porky. But now I've realised that makes me the future Mrs. Porky.

I love jigsaws - even cheap promotional AA ones from the petrol station!

Rough Tor on Bodmin Moor (with Guy off in the distance on the path).

There were lots of surfers at Gwithian on this perfect warm, sunny and breezy day.

A B&B breakfast always tastes better than one at home.

Pumpkins at The Lost Gardens of Heligan.

St. Ives by night. I think we were the only ones around!

Even on a rainy October morning, there are lots of flowers in bloom in Morrab Garden.

My best friend these days.

The view from the carpark at Philp's Pasty Shop - where I seem to spend a lot of time on weekends, waiting for Guy.

Giant metal sculpture at the Eden Project.

St. Michael's Mount.

One of my recent car boot finds. My mother used to have the same little dish (she bought it in Copenhagen in the '50s), but I don't know what became of it - so it's nice to have a replacement.

Summer (what there was of it) is well and truly over. :(