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A Walk and A Dance

Do join us for a lovely Autumn walk around the gardens of Trelissick.

We saw a Seagull stomping and dancing on the grass encouraging worms to emerge. Several did. We’ve never seen this behaviour before.

 

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A Walk in Sunshine

We have a three  day weather warning for storms coming up so when we woke to sunshine, we decided to make the most of it by taking a walk around Trelissick Gardens, having our lunch there and then spending much of the afternoon in the garden back home planning which veggies to grow and in which plots.

Do join us on the walk. Click on any photo for a bigger version.

 

Yesterday and Today

Saturday morning in town, the sun was shining and some leaves on the tree I’m watching are still holding on.

I’ve chosen another selection of the posters that hide our closed post office for you to see. They certainly brighten up that corner and give out positive messages about our town.

And today, the sun shone again and the wind had died down so we went to Trelissick  Gardens and had a lovely stroll around with the warmth of the sun on us. The view over The Carrick Roads was, as always, beautiful and a new doorway had appeared, leading through to the historic walled garden. You may not be able to read the blackboard  – it explains that they are going to replant the walled garden with fruit and vegetables again, a wonderfully positive project that we will follow with interest.

 

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Posy, Owl and Trelissick

Garden posy  of Sweet Peas for SIL to brighten up their lodging

Spotted in Perranwell on the way to Trelissick Gardens

The Tower at Trelissick where my brother and SIL are spending their last week in Cornwall.

Found in the shop

 

St Piran’s Day, A Song and Cornish Daffodils

Happy St Piran’s Day to you all!
A huge thank you to Harry Glasson for writing this beautiful song which has become such an anthem for Cornwall! Here are The Ingleheart Singers singing  Cornwall My Home for you, recorded on Monday afternoon for sharing today.  Do click on the link to see the video.
 

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Cake, Roots and Spring Blooms

The cake I made for Valentine’s Day last week, for the volunteers at Community Roots, has been in the freezer as we couldn’t go.  It went down well this morning!

Plenty of happy volunteer workers today and lots of salads being harvested.

Happy volunteers

Salad harvesting

Just look at the onions I sowed only 3 weeks ago!

Quite late this afternoon we decided to go to the gardens at Trelissick to see how things had changed in the ten days or so  since we were last there. The Magnolia over the bridge was absolutely lovely, still some buds to open. The Daffodil Walk has lots of bright, open nodding daffodils (and on one, a bee! A rather blurry photo as the wind was blowing.) We managed to find all that were advertised on the Welcome board. Click on any photo for the bigger version.

 

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Spring Walk

A beautiful Spring day today, warm sunshine and blue skies which made a lovely change. Join us on our walk around Trelissick Gardens and enjoy the abundance of Spring flowers Click on any photo for a bigger version.

Looking over the Carrick Roads

Magnolia petals strewn across the grass

 

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Trelissick, Singing and Decorations

The Suitcase Singers sang our hearts out in Trelissick Gardens this afternoon with an enthusiastic audience up for joining in and having fun.

Afterwards we went into Trelissick House to see the gorgeous decorations, delightful Christmas trees, one at least in every room,  and some quirky dancers. Click on any photo in the gallery for more detail.

 

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Share Our Autumn Walk

We had a lovely walk in Trelissick gardens this afternoon. Click on any photo for a bigger version.

Colourful leaves in a muddy puddle

Just the best news came through today in a phone call as we were walking around – our 15 year old Granddaughter, LiveWire 1, has just received her visa so can come with the rest of the family to UK for Christmas and New Year!!

 

Posy, Raindrops and Bloom

It’s six years since our lovely friend, Bill-next-door left us and this is the little posy I made to take next door to S – rosemary for remembrance, muscari for the rich blue colour that Bill loved and sweet scented wallflowers to remember his love of puddings.  You can read more about this remarkable man here.

The raindrops on the rich velvety red of the tulips are very lovely.

The rhododendrons in Trelissick yesterday were gorgeous.