The sun was shining and we got the strawberries weeded
took the fleece off the onions
This shrub is flowering, I think it is one of the Virburnam family
After a slow start the Rhubarb is really growing well, the bottomless dustbin is forcing one clump.
The leaves are appearing on the Red HazelAnd look what we have in the poly tunnel - only a few but it's a start, they are in growbags up off the ground but still the ants have moved in, hence the ant powder
Col and our children have all clubbed together to get me a new camera (which will arrive with the family on Saturday) but he also surprised me with a gift of sealing wax and an S seal which I will be using on my letters - how posh is that! My friend Mary sent me a book with a 'cheery' title, and I had lots of beautiful cards from relatives and pen-friends.
Had I been born a couple of weeks earlier I would now be getting my pension but as the goalposts have been moved I shall have to wait until I'm 66 - At least prescriptions and an eye test are now free. As a famous blogger would say " Hey Ho!"
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Sue