Tuesday, 27 May 2014

Seizing The Day


SATURDAY 

Burgh Island, Bigbury on Sea, South Devon.


Kite in the sky?


Bird on a wire.


Challaborough Bay.


Boat lane ball buoy.


Cystus on the  windy cliff.


SUNDAY

Estuary at Budleigh Salterton.


Looking back at Budleigh from the coastal path.


Muddied waters.




BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY

Bird on a roof, Tyntesfield, Bristol.


Daisy and lupin,



gooseberries,


 and dandelion bee in the walled vegetable garden at Tyntesfield.

It was going to be a working weekend - pruning the overgrown garden, doing something about last year's pots,  planting, weeding the allotment, picking the elderflowers, spring cleaning. 

Instead I packed a picnic every morning and we headed off - in spite of the rain - to the coast, to the river, to the big Victorian house and gardens - looking for the sun -  seizing the day.

In case there aren't many more like this. In case I fall into the trap of thinking the weeding is more important than my husband's smile when we walk together, on a path somewhere, just taking steps in the air.

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