We haven’t walked today as Storm Frances is beating a hoolie around us all. The following two photos are from our walk a couple of days ago, the last Foxglove fairy hats and the overgrown lane.
Last few fairy hats
Overgrown lane
These words are not mine but say it all on my behalf. Thanks to Angela Lee.
1 After a happy morning immersing ourselves in the history of Suffragettes, in particular, the March in 1913 from Cornwall up to Hyde Park and A Suffragette Diary, we enjoyed a splendid lunch, mussels for C and Asparagus in Parma ham for me!
Books we were using, ‘Badge of Honour’ (UK) and ‘Tie to the Past’ (USA title) written by my Dad
Steaming Cornish Mussels
Asparagus in Parma Ham with Mozzarella and Spinach Pesto
2 After lunch we walked in the beautiful Spring sunshine down the beach to the shoreline.
Waves at Porthtowan
Sand puddles and patterns
Patterns in the pools
3 My Suffragette garden, honouring my Great Grandmother and all those imprisoned in Holloway and force fed in their fight to gain the vote for women, is looking splendid in today’s sunshine – white and purple tulips, white narcissi and purple and white pansies.
Purple, white and green garden
Purple tulip
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