So we reach March 2025.
Driving back from My father in laws house one evening and the sun set was so spectacular Hubby and I stopped to admire it.
Mr Raggy was still visiting.
I am a terrible hoarder. I have to many hobbies and not enough time to do them and I feel my house is being taken over with 'stuff'. In the past three years we have lost my mum, my mother in law and now my father in law and we have cleared out two houses and in the process of a third. We have no children, who will clear out all my 'stuff'??
A walk on the hills near our house.
This poor buzzard was being hassled by crows.
| Brimmycroft Lane 5th March |
Lots of walking in March. This one is one I do regularly, Up on the lanes behind our house.
Back in the garden with Milo.
And yet another walk. This time around Norland and Norland Moor.
We met friends for lunch and a catch up on Saturday.
Mr Raggy was still visiting.
I had a day out in Manchester.
My orchids were flowering.
Mr Raggy again. I didn't know at the time but this was the last time I saw Mr Raggy. Our lovely cat sitter fed the birds every day we were away in April but when I returned I never saw him again.
On the way home from work one evening the moors were on fire.
| Brimmycroft Lane 28th March 2025 |
the end of March and spring was most definitely here...flowers everywhere!
My tulips appeared early...
| Rag dolls made by year 5 children. |
We spent a morning planning our trip to the USA in April. I feel April will come in MANY posts! Here are a few from my father-in-laws house while we have been sorting it.
You had some stunning sunsets.
ReplyDeleteThose sunsets were definitely worth stopping to enjoy. It was lovely to see some photos of Mr Raggy but sad that he seems to no longer be around. I hope you are able to make some headway with the sorting of your relatives things. There always seems to be so much and some of it is very hard to part with because they hold so many memories. I shall forward to hearing more about your trip but for now have a lovely month of June.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos as always Lyn. I love the colour changes of the trees and flowers. Like you we have far to much stuff and I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed by it all and like you we have no children to get rid of it all. Yikes 😧 xx
ReplyDeleteMr Raggy and the spring blossom captivated me in this post. I hope he has flown to mate and nest somewhere new. Impressive photos of the fire on the moor, hopefully a controlled burn.
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