Portraits of my children, once a week, every week, in 2014.
We went to Wisley today, an RHS garden in Surrey, mainly to see the butterflies that are living in the glasshouse. As butterflies go, there were not enough of them to the cubic metre, but the ones that were there were pretty and we saw some up close and personal.
It's been the first sunny day in what feels like weeks, but is actually only about 10 days. We made the most of it, dining al fresco in coats and all that. What is about the British? Make hay while the sun shines and all that, and really, when the wind dropped and the sun was out, it was very pleasant outside. Briefly.
Hattie looking for stones to feed to the fish. There is nothing else to say about this.
We went to Wisley today, an RHS garden in Surrey, mainly to see the butterflies that are living in the glasshouse. As butterflies go, there were not enough of them to the cubic metre, but the ones that were there were pretty and we saw some up close and personal.
It's been the first sunny day in what feels like weeks, but is actually only about 10 days. We made the most of it, dining al fresco in coats and all that. What is about the British? Make hay while the sun shines and all that, and really, when the wind dropped and the sun was out, it was very pleasant outside. Briefly.
Lucy, in a willow hut contraption in the teaching garden, a rare unposed shot.
Hattie looking for stones to feed to the fish. There is nothing else to say about this.
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