The Lake District and beyond with Gill & Keith - June 2008
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Here I am in the Lake District hoping to go for a walk. Looks as though rain
is approaching over there.
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I
don’t think I will walk across this
field. Bulls have a habit of charging at you. |
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Wow!! What a lovely field of wild foxgloves, right at the start of our walk.
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This is the best way to travel if it looks
like rain.
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Phew, what a climb! But worth it to see this lovely waterfall.
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That
was lucky, got back to the car just in time before the heavens
opened.
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That’s better – I
can see the view in front now. |
Back at the farm cottage and we are all wondering if it will
ever stop raining. It is the end of June.
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Shall we stay in the back of the car RSJ? It could be raining
on the allotments like in the Lake District.
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No! It is lovely and sunny. So a bit of sunbathing on the French
bean leaves.
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These are funny coloured beans. They must be edible, I suppose.
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A
spot of lunch – UGHH! This lettuce has bolted and tastes
a bit bitter……….
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……….so have these. Shame to throw them on the compost heap.
I wonder…….. |
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The rabbit basket is doing well, and
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so are the
pots, even though I didn’t help this time in planting
them.
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| What lovely little tomatoes. We need some
more sunshine to ripen them. |
Bye bye Trevor, I have to go back home to the Rabbit House.
I hope your lung infection improves quickly with the daily injections.
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