Plain and simple

[...] he could lay eggs. The hare eventually evolved into the easter bunny. I like the idea of an easter hare much better. [...]

[...] part of him that remained was that he could lay eggs. The hare eventually evolved into the easter bunny. I like the idea of an easter hare much better. [...]

[...] addiction to drool over- BEADS! CHAIN! FINDINGS! METAL STAMPINGS! ICE ENAMELS! ICE RESIN! LAMPWORK BEADS! CHARMS! WIREWORK!ARGHHH! The list is endless and goes on and on..... AND ON. A few months on [...]

[...] corner where I have ferns and saxifragas. The bicoloured aquilegia in the photo above is 'William Guiness' or 'Magpie', not sure if it has aphids or a spiders web on it, looks a little dusty, but I [...]

[...] day.  No man can heed all of these anniversaries; no man can ignore all of them." -  Aldo Leopold [...]

[...] green. One genus of plants that don't seem to mind being on the dry side are aquilegias (aka grannnies bonnets) The deep dark double one above was a chance seedling that appeared in my garden. I love [...]

Norfolk - the sunday after the surge. We were subdued as we drove to Norfolk from Suffolk as we had heard of the terrible floods with people losing [...]

[...] Dew' is slightly shorter and this is the first time I have seen it in flower. The gorgeous sky blue tones of Iris pallida have been clashing with with the blowsy flowers of the oriental [...]

[...] or the east coast you probably didn't hear too much about the storm as the death of Nelson Mandela overtook all other news, but the surge was greater than the floods of 1953. On my Facebook page [...]