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#NoFarmersNoFood

[Terry @No1GhostDog]

Good Morning - and yes today is Friday. Have a great day!

[Garden Brocante @GardenBrocante]

Good morning. Close up of one of the jars I’m preparing for a customer this morning.
Forecast looking rather bleak but never mind!! Have a good day 🤞☀️💐

[Puppy Bess and Auntie Kes @Kesthecollie]

Morning cuddles

[Puppy Bess and Auntie Kes @Kesthecollie]

Good morning 😘

[William Hulbert Photography @WLH1972]

Connected
#web #refraction #autumn

[Puppy Bess and Auntie Kes @Kesthecollie]

🦈

[WalkingTractor @TractorWalking]

Mesmerising cloud formations over Cromer Lighthouse and Happy Valley this afternoon… @WeatherAisling @ChrisPage90 @StormHour @metoffice #loveukweather #Cromer #Norfolk @PanoPhotos

[Puppy Bess and Auntie Kes @Kesthecollie]

Dark walkies this evening

[Puppy Bess and Auntie Kes @Kesthecollie]

Into the night

[Garden Brocante @GardenBrocante]

With a storm looming tonight, I’ve cut a lot of dahlias. I may add them to my customers’ orders for tomorrow and Saturday or just give them as extras.
They are so pretty, I will be sad to say goodbye to them for another year 😔
Have a good evening 💐

[Garden Brocante @GardenBrocante]

This is how this little £5 jar arrangement ended up 💐

[WalkingTractor @TractorWalking]

Autumn colours on a damp, chilly October morning in Felbrigg, Norfolk… @WeatherAisling @ChrisPage90 @StormHour @metoffice #loveukweather #Felbrigg #Norfolk

[Manx Loaghtan @MLProduce]

As a precaution we have taken our web site offline due to the cyber-security issue hitting sites worldwide. This is a precaution to protect our customers data.

All orders will now be through
hello@manxloaghtanproduce.

[Puppy Bess and Auntie Kes @Kesthecollie]

Dad is going out on the bike! Hmph

[Puppy Bess and Auntie Kes @Kesthecollie]

TurboBess incoming

[Puppy Bess and Auntie Kes @Kesthecollie]

Barklife!

[Puppy Bess and Auntie Kes @Kesthecollie]

Doing frowits in the sun

[Puppy Bess and Auntie Kes @Kesthecollie]

Sunshine! ☀️

[Joyce Campbell @armadalefarm]

Wood sorrel is recognised as an ancient woodland indicator species. It’s presence can signal a site with a long, continuous history of woodland cover. You can spot it at the bottom of this hazel sampling. It’s really zingy to eat as well. 💚👌🏻

[Garden Brocante @GardenBrocante]

Today’s view, through the autumn leaves ☀️🍁☀️