Friday, 5 December 2014

Something new for 2015

Something new for 2015.

Free Machining 101

 When:         1st Wednesday of the month, January - April 2015
Time:            9.30 - 12.30
Where:        CafĂ© area, Brewhouse Arts Centre, Burton on Trent
Cost:            £5
 
If you want further information go to 'Happenings'.

 

Another visitor

Another beautiful visitor in the garden last weekend.....


Sunday, 26 October 2014

Visitors in the garden

We live next to fields belonging to an animal rescue organisation.
We suspected that we may be having visitors because a hole had
been eaten in the hedge, close cropped grass and the real give
away - sheep droppings.
My OH went out for a smoke about 5.30 tonight and was
greeted by this.........look carefully..........I didn't use a flash as we
didn't want a stampede. There were probably about 15 sheep.
The wheelie bin handles can just be seen at the front of the photo.
They were all over the back garden literally.
They just stood and looked at him until he moved then wandered
off slowly back the way they'd come.

Tuesday, 8 July 2014

Death in the garden

A surprise find in the garden. Two beautiful but dead thrushes outside
the kitchen window. No blood or anything nasty. The conclusion we came
to was that they had flown in to the kitchen window or the window above it
and killed themselves. One yes, but two? Very sad.

Friday, 14 February 2014

Valentines Day

Happy Valentines Day........

Sunday, 29 December 2013

Christmas Day

Had a quiet day. Went a walk in the morning with this pair.
Bright and breezy.
Came across this sight - who'd have believed we're in a land locked county.
Just missed it bathed in sunshine.
Came home with dirty boots, clothes and a dog!
We all needed a bath, not at the same time though.

Wednesday, 11 December 2013

Parasols

Parasol mushrooms at Calke Abbey.
 
Had a lovely walk at Calke Abbey and went foraging with the camera.
Saw these parasol mushrooms on the way in and went back to see them.
The blue thing is my mitt and is about 6" long - it's there to give an idea of
the size of the parasol.

They were huge, about the size of a dinner plate and in various stages of
development.