So, who wants to help ... to cavort in the cellar?

That sounds like heaven, Twellsy. Enjoy it.

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I will dear TFM

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In case this is relevant to anyone: the main road from Southampton to Bournemouth (M27/A31) is currently closed, apparently because of wildfire damage. There is basically no good alternative route; I came back via Salisbury and that was no faster than going across the edge of the New Forest.

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If there is a better combination of flavours than The Botanist and good olives then I don’t know what it is.

Mmmm!

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Yay for happy hammocking! Glad you’re home, Twellsy.

Soo xx

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Hope you saved me some!

Soo xx

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(Portland, OR, US, via)

yardarm

(rarrr)

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Of course!

(Well, a bit.)

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Can’t say fairer than that.

Soo xx

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Eclipse, because I can.

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Better.

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Is that a sneaky sparrer colander? The sky-gods were clearly looking after us as they sent geet huge black clouds to protect our retinas. Cheers!

Soo xx

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We had no cloud whatsoever.

And it got a bit dingy for a while.

How exciting is that?

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Some card from the paper bin and a quick peckity or two.

I am told that the Sky cricket commentators have had to say “no, you don’t look through the colander”. I am more surprised that Sky viewers have heard of cricket.

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So long as they didn’t go so far as to say “or you’ll strain your eyes”.

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:laughing:

Soo xx

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went a bit dim here under the cumula stratis here

I have found a wonderful soft drink for gin

A water flavoured with mint lime and cucumber

Pimms without the faff of dressing the beggar

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Oh well played, Madam!

Gxx

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Best partial eclipse photo I’ve seen.


via

yardarm

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My Noo 8 hour Tealights have arrived.

Thank-you very much.

Proffers Pitchers

Carinthia. xx

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