The wandering welder has got a bad back, it’s gone into spasm.
Don’t worry my darling I’ll take care of you. There’s nothing to be afraid of.
I’ll soon have you back wriggling round in them boilers.
‘But I’m retired’ said He.
Don’t worry I can fix that as well’ said I.
Meanwhile back in the garden I’ve been doing my own version
of Springwatch.
Mum & Dad blue tit are doing an amazing job in keeping their babies well fed.
They are in and out of the bird box every couple of minutes. We can hear the chicks
squawking for food from our front door.
Sadly I don’t think these two will hatch. Mama thrush has abandoned
the nest. She made it to low down and gets disturbed every time we
come out the house.
Enjoying the May sunshine are the blue and pink bells.
They are so pretty.
The other week when I found the antique chestnut roasters that
I’m using to weave into
We also came across this
It’s a piece of cut off scaffold board with rope tacked round the edges
and an old pair of clogs nailed on the top. It may come back in the house
yet, I’m still messing about with it.
I’ve asked the garden fairy to provide us with some more sunshine please
and a bit of magic potion to make the wandering welders back
better soon so that we can go and open up our caravan for the season.
There’s always bluebells in abundance there and sweet wild garlic to be picked.
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Have a lovely weekend
The best is yet to come.
Lynn
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