The weekend was hot and sunny with a gentle warm breeze - our last chance of a summer. Back to cold, wind and rain now. Still, I do remember some years when October has been quite hot ... so here's hoping!
We spent the weekend on the roof painting the new render on the chimney. At least Chas did - I'm a scaredy cat with heights but I did make my shaking legs get me up there one time because, while we have the scaffolding, it's the only chance I'll get.
These are some of the photos from our roof:
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| Across Yew Tree House and looking towards Griffydam |
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| Looking across Billy's field with our two walnut trees on the right |
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| Billy's field and the old ash tree- home to many pigeons and occasional little owl |
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Our garden with the rockery in the front and the summer house
almost swamped by the variagated maple |
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Our garden witht he dead dawn redwood looking stark and the lush silver birch on the right.
Centre front is a bamboo which each year generates several new supports for our tomatoes. |
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