Monday, 30 June 2008

Earlier this evening

The hills this evening.

Looking towards Carn Ingli.

Taking in the last of todays sunshine.


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Wednesday, 25 June 2008

Woodbine time

In the woods the trees are hung with garlands of wild Honeysuckle. It's in full flower and smells wonderful.

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Tuesday, 24 June 2008

At Midsummer

Spotted this heron yesterday as it landed briefly by a pool. I think it was hoping to spy young Fingerlings which have come upstream after the recent heavy rain.

Cheerful, useful Nasturtiums are now flowering freely.

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Friday, 20 June 2008

On Solstice eve

The oak and the holly.

St Johns Wort.

The setting sun.


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Thursday, 19 June 2008

Mmmmmm

Unable to resist any longer, we dug up a few of the potatoes which were planted at the beginning of April - they were just so delicious with a dab of welsh butter and some freshly ground black pepper.

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Solstice Moon

Late last night the rain finally stopped and the clouds were blown thin, revealing a glimpse of the full moon.

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Monday, 16 June 2008

Chamomile from nowhere

Chamomile flowers - for the first time a swathe has grown amongst very similar looking Pineapple Weed in the middle of a field.

The labyrinth is beginning to look a little more defined.

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Saturday, 14 June 2008

The moon this evening over Carn Breseb

Foel Drygarn, and to announce a new blog for shop updates


Foel Drygarn this afternoon, taken from the road to Crymych. The three bronze age cairns at the summit were later surrounded by an iron age hillfort. There are two protective rings of stonework and two huge banks. Within these banks and rings there are over two hundred hut circles.

I have recently created a second blog to show new items as they are added to the Lost Stones online shop. If you'd like to be updated when we add new things then this is the place to look: What's new at Lost Stones

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Thursday, 12 June 2008

Little things from today

Enjoying some sunshine, shortly before they all take to the water.

Wild roses.

Something orange amongst the herbs.

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Sunday, 8 June 2008

This evening

The mists descend on the hills this evening after a beautiful sunny day.

The sunset is dramatic - still marvel at the fact that the telephone wire at the top right of the picture means that I can post a picture of it here.


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Thursday, 5 June 2008

A few Summer flowers which caught my eye today

Elderflowers - some are fully open, others are still tight buds.


In the herb patch the first Borage flower has opened.

Foxgloves.

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Tuesday, 3 June 2008

A change in the weather at new moon

A cool, brisk breeze has blown away the cloud and mist, for most of the day the sun shines.

A Bumblebee visits the first rose to open.

Assessing the Ivy for climbability.

The apples grow by the day.

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Monday, 2 June 2008

Nebulous

The hills as the mist gathers this afternoon. Later they disappear from view altogether. Everything is quiet and still.

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