I love seeing the croft come to life, revealing old stories, full of hope for the future. On the high steep river terrace are dozens of pretty pink heath spotted orchids, on the modern rapidly rewilding riverbank, bluebells (memories of old woodland) & broad-leaved marsh orchids.
The Aberdeen Breviary Vol. II – Pars Aestivalis, ‘summer part’, was printed in Edinburgh #OTD in 1510. Together with Vol. I – Pars Hiemalis, ‘winter part’, it is Scotland’s first printed book and the first to chronicle the Scottish saints’ lives. 📸National Library of Scotland
Good morning 💐
Today I need to do some restocking at the shop and cut more flowers for tomorrow’s orders. I’m also hoping to continue some planting out and sow some biennial seeds!!
I hope you have a good day. 💐
At Halam, a C14 Adam delving; crude but charming, with his wonky legs and too long for him shovel. The image is an allusion to the idea that all men were created alike and equal in the beginning. (Not shown, Eve spins wool)
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Managed to get along the coast yesterday before the rain set in in the late morning: Kittiwake, Swallow, Fulmar and Meadow Pipit #EastLothian#birdwatching