On today’s walk, I was just taking a photo of a flower when this very lovely furry cat joined us and posed beautifully..
Later round the walk, we came around the Village Library in Carn Brea Village.
Regular readers may have spotted my delight when I harvested our Sweet Potatoes, all wriggly and not very many – but….. They make splendid Sweet Potato Chips!
Just one of our allotment sweet potatoes made all these chips.
So many colours in small pops along the Flat Lode Trail this afternoon, all delightful to see.
Mixed tomatoes at the greengrocer in town
Geranium Rozanne in our garden (Edited after Helen’s comment. Thank you, H)
We met our friends for breakfast at The Heron on the side of the Malpas River and had a delicious breakfast with delightful company. Across the water is this lovely white cottage with its own stone steps down to the beach. 
Walking away, we spotted two swan families on the water with six cygnets between them. 
Afterwards we went into Truro to the museum to collect the print of Tony Foster’s Lockdown diary 1 which I fell in love with when we first saw it a couple of weeks ago. I showed you Lockdown Diary 2 in a post that day. You can see it here. You’ll be able to see the print when it has been framed.
I was excited about collecting the print and even more so when the staff said that Tony Foster was in the gallery and that I should go and meet him. What a lovely, friendly man! He was so easy to chat to, about his paintings, about the Grand Canyon, about the danger our beautiful and fragile planet is in, about lockdown and his delightful record of those strange days. Â He was gracious enough to let me get a photo for this blog. He is standing by Lockdown Diary 1, a copy of which will be on our wall before too long. 
At the back of the catalogue are the following words.
We were really delighted to find that Sallie’s Ice-creams were still selling at Godrevy this afternoon. After a brisk and chilly walk in the wind, we treated ourselves. It’s never too cold for ice-cream.
The seed pods against the seascape were asking to be caught on the camera.
A furry caterpillar shared our walk, possibly a White Ermine Moth caterpillar.
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We managed a walk today just before the heavens opened so we avoided a drenching. We found a number of fungi, a caterpillar, various small flowers including a violet (for my cousin) and the spookiest sound coming out of Hind’s Shaft at Wheal Uny.
Trees in St Euny churchyard
Possibly Yellow Tail but wrong time of year
Rain all day – a day for catching up on jobs.
View over the back garden on a very wet day
Some flowers for you today……
Lady Betty Balfour Clematis
Fabulous multi-headed Sunflowers, baby plant given to us by Daughter No 3
Next door’s Nasturtiums come visiting which we love. Spot the lady Betty Balfour too.
The trees in the car park are losing their leaves, those that are left are all shades of Autumn colour..
The greengrocers had various beautiful pumpkins and squash on sale.
The trees in town have lost their leaves, lying in little pops of colour on the grey stone.
There are moments when we are singing in the Zed Shed in Penryn and looking out over the river, that life just feels so very good! I love  the mass of masts and all the wriggly reflections.
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