One of our routes to and from town can be along this lovely Lovers’ Lane.
Hedges all around are covered in Foxgloves, Pink Campions, Cow Parsley and something yellow! 
We have had no luck with our squash this year, hardly any even germinated and those few that did were eaten by slugs. Happily, another allotmenteer has very kindly given us some beautiful plants which we have planted out today. 
This is what I am needing right now.
I thought you might like to hear my choir singing Kokoleoko but then I found an even more beautiful interpretation of the Liberian folk song. I really love this.
“Hello, I’m a dandelion.
Here’s a poem in commemoration of D-Day, which took place eighty years ago today. The poet, Brian Bilston, whom we saw in performance in May, has very kindly given me permission to post it here for you all. I found it very moving indeed.
Thanks, Brian.
Sadly, our visiting friends left this morning but we’ve had another in the garden.
A baby rabbit turned up in our garden – what a sweetie – but I don’t want it eating my baby plants so they are now all under cages!
After my lovely Mum died, I brought a Forget-me-not plant from her garden and it has spread really pleasingly in ours. It is always in flower on the anniversary of her death which today is 30 years.
A Jay visited us in our garden!
Today with our friends we visited Gwennap Pit. Do click on any photo for captions and info.
We took our friends over the King Harry Ferry today to enjoy The Roseland. We strolled around St Mawes enjoing the warmth, the sea, the delightful streets and the wonderful views. On the way back to the ferry, we stopped off to see the beautifully placed St Just Church. Click on any photo in the gallery for the caption and a bigger view.
St Just Church
On the ferry approaching home
And for dinner tonight we went up to Carn Brea Castle and had a very special evening. 
It is thought that Carn Brea Castle was first built around 1379 AD as a chapel to St. Michael. Around 1790 the building was converted into a castle folly by the Basset Family who once owned the hill as part of their Tehidy Estate.
We took our friends out for Brunch at The Blue Bar, a treat where we take all our visitors. The sun was shining and has done all day. The beach filled up with families and was a joy to see. 
The best windbreak
These were on sale in our high street today and I love them!
We walked on the cliffs at Godrevy with our Dear friends this afternoon and the Thrift is looking glorious. The bees love it too.
Dandelion clocks are a work of art.
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