
The rape seed is just coming out and the colours in the surrounding fields of the village are so astounding!
I went for a walk with Elsie, especially to take this photograph.
I love the contrast of the yellow of the rape seed and the blue of the sky.
I have just been pottering today but am well chuffed with the progress I am making with my vegetable patch. I have now planted potatoes, raddishes, onions and am about to sew the carrot seeds. However the sky is dark and I can see a shower heading this way so I have come inside for a short break.
I laughed when I read dot's comment yesterday re the size of the pictures. I don't know about you, but sometimes it takes ages to re-size so I am using Photobucket. The only problem I find with loading a batch of photos from one of our journeys is they are always in the wrong order. ie, I always want them in chronological order of the journey and they come up back to front, so I am experimenting!
Yesterday Libby tagged my blog as one of her favourite blogs.
I was well chuffed and am now going to tag 5 other blogs I read.
Stacey's Blog
is amazing as she is keeping a blog whilst she is on a cruise.
It is soooooooooooooooooooooo awinspiring!
The Compulsive Worrier
LOL! I just love the title, and take a look at her garden blog too!
My neighbour in
Lancashire!
So pleased she got the green light from the doc!
My good friend
Gill, who I have known for a couple of years now.
Hoping to meet up when she comes over to UK some day with her hubby!
and finally my pal
Talj who is starting up her very own balcony garden.
Again we are working together and encourage each other along the way!
Talj is not far away from us, we will have to meet up for a cuppa sometime!
It is
Ruth's birthday today, my tulips are just about ready to say "Hello!"
Happy Birthday Ruth!

We have all been thinking of Ruth and her family during the past few weeks.
A poem was specially written for Ruth, by
Sylvia.
I am sure you will agree it is so very true and so beautiful.
Ruth's Journey
Written by Sylvia Feeley on behalf of your friends worldwide
The past two years have been a long journey
Through an illness that wrought its damage
On a vibrant man, the love of your life, Mick
Now that journey has come to an end
Along the way there were days full of sunshine and laughter
And days of rain and gloom, days in the garden
Through it all the smiles were still there
Memories made to last you a lifetime
Through this journey, friends from around the world were made
Your words conveyed to us the love that you have for Mick
The same words that made us your friends, a small part of your life
You shared laughter, joy, tears and fears with us
With photos displayed, life with Mick was shared
The Joker, Holiday Maker, Hiker, the Gardener
Granddad, Dad, Son, Brother and Uncle
And most important of all, Lover and Husband to Ruth
Friends you have made were honored
To take this journey by your side
We share in the grief you feel now
And Mick will be missed by us all
Even though one journey has ended
A new one has begun for you
Each time you look to the heavens
And see a twinkling star, know that it is Mick watching over you
Copyright © 2007 Sylvia A. Feeley All Rights Reserved
9 comments:
Those tulips are gorgeous. They remind me of cotton candy.
what a lovely post! the photos are beautiful! You are right MrsN! We certainly do need to meet up for a cuppa very soon! Many thanks for the tag too!
I was excited to see that my salad leaves seedlings have started to poke through today!!!! Looking forward to seeing how well they will grow on the balcony!!
Thanks for the tag, Denise {{HUG}}
I love the photo of the rape field. Hope you and t get together soon :)
I have sown seeds for mint (which I have never managed to keep alove), corriander and chives. That is about all the I make room for in my little garden.
Loved the pictures of blackpool and your journey. I am glad that the duck got a ride on the carriages
Sorry I didn't notice that you'd tagged me, thanks for the email. I'll do it tomorrow. :)
Thanks for the good wishes; the tulips are beautiful. I will be posting Sylvia's wonderful poem too when I have the time to open a blog of all the wonderful comments and emails I've received.....so many that I could be another year older before it's finished!!!
I love the colour of the rapeseed but it doesn't smell very nice. Some farmers are using Linseed around here...such a pretty blue.
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Lovely piccies Denise. You live in a glorious place. The colours are fantastic..!
Wow, thanks for the tag!! I am blushing..
And a happy BD to Ruth. A beautiful poem as well.
Ruth and Mick have made quite an impact on a lot of us, haven't they! I just stopped by to take a look at our newest BLOG VILLAGE member. Welcome! Any friend of Ruth's is a friend of mine.
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