We were given six of the beautiful eggs yesterday and here they are in our egg holder before we had two poached for breakfast.
Our visiting cat showed up today, a Bengal with glorious markings. He never hangs around for long.
I love the colours of the bullfinch.
The Bengal Cat came to call again. We haven’t seen him for several months and were pleased to have him stop by again. His markings are so beautiful.
Bengal cat
We have some Nasturtium flowers on the pan stand. When it becomes a tower of flowers, I will show you the whole thing.
Nasturtium
I found a few wild strawberries in the herb wall this afternoon. I ate the first one and brought the rest in to share.
Tiny wild strawberries
The beautiful Bengal cat who used to visit, came into our garden today. We haven’t seen him for months but he looked quite at home strolling around early this morning.
Bengal visitor
Our walk in bright sunshine with another bitter wind was along a sheltered lane between Gylly Beach and Swanpool where we spotted a lichen heart, a little bunch of Daffodils and enjoyed the views.
Lichen heart
Daffodils
On the path to Swanpool
This morning, it being cold, crisp and clear, we could see the sea from our bedroom window when we drew the curtains. How lovely is that? Shame about all the wires but it really was that blue!
The sea at Porthtowan and St Agnes
The Bengal cat visited again. Can you see the plethora of white feathers on the ground? Something plucked a pigeon yesterday, no body to be seen, just a mass of feathers….. I don’t think that was done by a cat.
The un-named and very beautiful Bengal
I’ve made a couple of individual Chicken and Leek pies today to put in the freezer. In fact, we share one but they would be for one for most appetites.
Chicken and Leek Pie, ready for baking
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