I have found it very hard to come on here recently with any photos as sadly we lost our beautiful golden boy a couple of weeks ago. He was only 8 years old, such a loving dog, and sadly we didn't even get to say goodbye.
Anyway, some of you have seen this new fella lurking on an unrelated thread. We have only had him 24 hours but the camera shutter is working overtime.
Here he is ......
Ellianne I'm so sorry for the loss of your dear golden boy. Made more painful by not being able to say goodbye. Your new little chap is gorgeous. Hope you make happy memories with him. 
I'm delighted to welcome this frog into my garden. He's already eaten a fat slug.
A store display
I have steam train envy, Corner! So sorry about your lovely dog, Ellianne. The new baby looks like a live wire though!
Here is a gap in the hedge from me.
A walk in the mountains today....so peaceful. This area has just been granted World Heritage status. its slate roofed the 19th century world
Lovely to see your beautiful new puppy, Ellieanne, what have you called him?
One from a favourite walk of ours, made all the more special this week by having our son and his family with us for a few days.
When a friend died last year her daughter who isn’t a gardener offered me a couple of seriously struggling potted shrubs. They hadn’t been watered for a long while. The azalea didn’t survive, the hibiscus planted in a border is happy and healthy enough to begin to flower. I was so pleased to be able to send this image to her daughter.
Some flowers in the garden this week
So many fabulous and interesting photos.
Ellianne love the sofa pic of your new little fella!
Yesterday I finally went over for a look at the Dianna statue - not too impressed I'm afraid to say, not least by the fact that it's in the Sunken Gardens to which the public have no access. The nearest you can get is from the gate behind the statue! The side views I zoomed in.
I suppose that's the nature of statues - they are larger than life as they are viewed from a distance.
In a little lull after a bit of a family fest. It was lovely to see them all but I have to admit that a quiet coffee at this favourite spot was very welcome today!
This plant is an awful thug but the bees love it so much I don’t have the heart to pull it out!
Morning everyone. I found this inside the roof of my little shed. It looked a little bit like a mushroom so I hooked it out with the rake.
I imagine it's been left by a solitary bee. It's only a little thing but I've never seen one before and found it fascinating.
It’s lovely, bees are very clever aren’t they! Maybe less so this little chap who seems to have backed himself, or rather eaten himself, into a bit of a corner!
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