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LiveWire 4 Guest Blogger

We went for an early morning walk with my camera.

After breakfast at the Blue Bar , a treat to celebrate Granny and Grandad’s 57th wedding anniversary, I went for a walk up the cliffs with Mummy.

We decided to make tasty Choc Chip cookies this afternoon.

I found these in the garden later.

Elephant Hawk Moth caterpillar
 

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Another Guest Blogger

LiveWire no 4 is with us now and is a keen photographer. Here follow her photos of our garden in gallery 1.

In gallery 2, are the photos she took at the allotment all with her own labels.

 

More Lottie Loveliness and Elephants

I walked about the allotment this afternoon and found more lovely splashes of colour.

It’s International Elephant Day today. I love elephants, a love I shared with my dear, much missed, friend Angie. A few years ago on a special holiday in South Africa, the lovely Mr S and I came across a herd and enjoyed watching this youngster.

 

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Day Lily, Poppy and Lucifer

Day Lily

White Poppy

Crocosmia Lucifer

 

Another Topper, Lichen and Blue

I love all the toppers that appear on post boxes and this one is a delight, especially the quirky little blue tit  -but the robin looks a bit sad. Two kinds of lichen on a branch caught my eye.

These tumbling flowers were outside the Blue Bar where we had breakfast last week with friends.

 

Golden Rose, Gate and A New Word

I have cut three of the  beautiful golden roses we were given for our Golden wedding some years ago. They smell divine.

This intriguing gate is in Montecatini Termé,  Tuscany.

I like this new word.

And it’s Father’s Day so just a word to remember my lovely Dad.

 

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Mixer, Cake and Fireworks

For the last 30 years, since she died, I have been using my Mum’s handheld electric mixer to make all my cakes. Last week, it broke having been in use for at least 50 years!  I now have a new one and it is both light and really quiet and beat up the mixture in a flash.  Here’s to many more cakes!

Here’s the cake that I have made for tomorrow’s market on Murdoch Day in Redruth. Watch this space for the parade and more festival fun.

We’ve bought a new Agapanthus called Fireworks. It is gorgeous. I’ll show you again when it’s in full bloom. Behind it you can see the beautiful cream flowers of the Ginger Lily.

 
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Posted by on June 14, 2024 in baking, flowers, nature, Postaday 2024

 

Blossom and Scent

Glorious blossom all over our front garden.

Clematis Montana

Next door’s Myrtle sharing its scent with all the neighbours

I’m taking a break for a couple of weeks. Hang on in there – I’ll be back!

 

St Day Old Church

Join us on our lovely stroll around St Day Old Church admiring the many wild flowers, English Bluebells, Three Cornered Leek, Primroses and Buttercups.

 

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Full Moon, Stonework and Border

Last night’s full moon, the Pink Moon, called pink as this is the season of much pink blossom, came on a clear night, much to my delight.  I do love seeing the full moon.

In Truro today for some quick shopping, the sun was shining on the front of the cathedral and lighting up all the glorious stonework.

The Forget-me-not border has some white Bluebells popping up and they look lovely.

 

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