Large-flowered Hemp-nettle
And one for Adrian...
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Me - sometimes known as CJ or John and otherwise known as Scriptor Senex;
Jo (alias Partner-who-loves-tea and also known as Partner-who-hates-being-photographed);
Bryony
(Food-loving-Daughter);
Bryony's husband Mark
(Son-in-law-who-cooks);
Helen
(Daughter-who-takes-photos);
Helen's husband Ian
(a.k.a. Son-in-law-and-Friend-who-loves-Otters);
Richard
(Son-who-watches-films);
That last creature had to be the cutest of all!
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful photos but to open and close with two of my favorite creatures! That robin fluffed up to the size of a tennis ball and the Westie, standing so proudly, I adore them both!
ReplyDeleteSplendid chooks.
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And I'm glad your chief occupation is blogging. I love your pictures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful close up photos. And Adrian is so cute! ^_^
ReplyDeleteScriptor,
ReplyDeleteFrom your post for yesterday, I am
sorry for the flippant comment that I left about the goldfish causing the fire...I somehow didn't read the part where the firemen were taken to hospital with breathing problems. Chemicals are so dangerous in a fire, no matter what causes the fire!
Once again, sorry, I truly don't know how I missed that...
What great photos. Of course I like the one of the robin bes! :0)
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Kay - whilst I appreciate the reason for the apology I bet all those who ended up in hospital (briefly) have lived on the story ever since and all had a good laugh about it.
ReplyDeleteOh, I am sure they all laughed about it with typical British humour. (Notice I used the "u"!)
ReplyDeleteNevertheless, my apology stands!
Thanks John......I'd like to forget Westies after yesterday.
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