Sunday

 

I'd forgotten there was some blue sky first thing this morning

Wooster moving rather slowly this morning

They joined Samsa on the field

Always running

Early afternoon walkies as once again there was some rain lurking

Looks like rain across the bay

Still lots of Forget me Nots and Campion

One of the Lesser Burdock really getting tall - in the bonfire area

Eyes to the sky!!

Just in case you didn't take my word for how tall this Echium is - and No! I'm not standing in a hole!

The only way to get Maisie off the field when she's on Swallow-watch - walk towards her and she will sit and have her lead put on!

Love to see this Common Ramping-Fumitory that appears near the garden gate every year

Saturday

 

Patches of light rain around as SCIII set off this morning

Dutch General Cargo Clara K had arrived overnight from Glasgow

Jim had waited for a clear patch, but looking very dark out to sea

Lots of cloud on it's way towards us

Her stern "Swallow hunting" look

Gry Maritha returning from Scilly

Samsa was dashing around hoping a bunny would pop out through the fence

Still lots of light showers around as we walked the dogs this afternoon

Very tall Echium in the bonfire area - with plenty more to come next year!

Friday

 

Not a bad morning, but still rather chilly for May

Tanker Paul E out in the bay came in from Antwerp and left later on - heading back to Antwerp

THV Galatea still at anchor off Newlyn

Scillonian III backing out and Mermaid just coming out of Penzance Harbour

Passing Jubilee Pool

SCIII looking small as she passes Galatea

Nice beach

So good to have a clear morning for a change

Galatea handling the Mountamopus (Mopus) flashing Buoy

Afternoon walkies under rather more cloud

Still rather chilly

Swallows were zooming around again

Swallow watch again

Dear little Rosie arrived at the gate - she has been at Trebarvah on holiday 

Really very sweet

Maisie seemed to really like her