Coming to rest
Most of the party spent the first full day of the holiday drawing breath, and settling into the idea of a week of relaxation. We went for a late morning swim in the indoor pool, but it was too busy … Continued
Things with wings
“That’s a big camera. What do you like to photograph?” “Things with wings, mainly.” While R and I were walking around West Park at Charlecote this morning, admiring the herons and the very pregnant fallow does, conversation suddenly became increasingly … Continued
Unexpected
“What is that noise?” said R as we were clearing up the kitchen after dinner. “It sounds like a jet engine.” “I can’t see anything,” I said, stepping out onto the patio. “OH! WAIT! Here, look, HERE – come HERE! … Continued
Blue sky thinking
So now we know. The route out of the current restrictions is as follows: March 8th All schools go back (what could possibly go wrong there?). 2 people from different households can meet outside for a coffee (as if that’s … Continued
Cherub breath
R and I went for a walk around Croome this morning, where they were theoretically fully booked – leastwise, it was indicated to us at the gate that we could only go into the car park if we already had … Continued
