So lovely you had a really pleasing day yesterday Roobarb, and I hope Caroline is recovering from her lovely family time too.
I managed to get a little sun burned yesterday, I didn't notice as it was fairly breezy, and it doesn't hurt at all, but still not very clever.
(Slathered in factor 30 today despite heavy cloud cover!)
I met up with the craft group outside the library cafe, and we sat and chatted. They are keen to get back indoors, though the rooms are not yet available for hire.
After lunch strolled around the lakes, which was fairly quiet, possibly because it is still so claggy underfoot after the heavy rain recently. Drainage could be better methinks!
The heron was standing on a rock, fishing, haven't seen one there for several weeks, and we saw a family of tiny ducklings. Hopefully they have an experienced mother, or they won't grow to maturity. The swan is still sitting on her nest, and the cob patrols the footpath, but he allowed us to pass peaceably. Didn't see the Canada Geese with their young, though they were in evidence last week, and getting bigger of course.
Crossing the field on the return we saw several common orchids flowering, it does seem a very good year for wild flowers hereabouts, or maybe I don't normally take the time to look.
4 cruise ships still at anchor in the Bay.
A lovely sunny evening, but too windy to sit on the balcony.