Well it was forecast ……..
…after only an hour …10-00 Boxing Day Evening.
Now we have slush and brilliant sunshine……Enjoy.
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Excerpt From ‘The Land’ by Vita Sackville West.
When skies are gentle, breezes bland, when loam that's warm within the hand falls friable within the tines, sow hollyhocks and columbines.
