Yes!
June’s weather has been issued in short spells: sunny-dry, sunny-drizzle, cloudy, downpour, rainbows, humid, might-rain-might-be-blowy. Washing is on the line to dry or to get an extra rinse. Roses bloom, and when I get a chance to check the polytunnel there are tomato plants rising, the strawberries and nasturtiums are zooming over the path, the lovage has doubled. When I get to the land, with Mr, Old Dog, and grandchildren 6 & 7 (aged 4 and 3 respectively) there are tracks through it. This is magic to all of us: we, the adults who instructed this progress and fully expected to see it, and the children to whom this is pure surprise. Knowledge is no impediment to murmuring ‘wow’ and savouring the press of our boots into bare earth as we wander up through the fickle mizzle. I see the levelled area which will become an outdoor kitchen: it’s mud and scraped nettle root and it makes my heart boom YES THIS IS IT! We walk to the top field to admire the yellow digger, the huge blue tra
Now there's a winner!
ReplyDeleteRaising a mug to you Dixie! :-)
DeleteThat's a nice way to look at coffee. Maybe instead of gulping mine down while doing something else I should dwell on my cup of brew to let it inspire me.
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Gulping may be holding you back, Lee! Although we all have days where gulping is required :-)
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ReplyDeleteThank you Nature Boy, all my own work- mainly powered by coffee :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done. All forests should be informed by coffee.
ReplyDeleteA coffee forest would have some entirely interesting growth. I like this plan :-)
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