…drummed up quite as effective a tranquillising agent as a sunny spring day, said W. Earl Hall, whoever he is or was. I can’t be bothered to find out because it’s a sunny spring day and I feel tranquillised.
The good bits about spring:
The warmth and the sunshine.
The fact that I can fling open the windows and doors and let in some fresh air.
I can hang the washing outside at last.
The dogs and horses are less muddy.
Happy chickens.
Daffodils…
Other flowers (Can’t remember what they’re called) Hellebore? I think so.
The view across the garden…
The bad bit about spring:
The windows look dirty and that makes Peter grumpy.
N.B. I took photos of our windows and the dirt didn’t show.
Perhaps Peter should always view them though a lens?
Of Night and Light