Sitting out at the top of the field on a damp morning - and there were many - several colours stood out in the mist. The beautiful lilac of the Artichoke flowerheads, we had so many this year we couldn't eat them all or give them away, but the plus side is that we were able to enjoy the colour and pattern of the heads, adorning the vegetable patch. The dark, rich red of the Silverberry was still in view, we harvested the fruit from the large tree - two more to go, but here th

What a month of contrasts.  The UK weather brought downpours that caused flooding and power cuts but also burning suns wildfires and...

By the middle of the month the field looked as if it was September, dry and bleached and crisp underfoot.  We did not experience the...

Whilst much of the UK had the sun beating down on them, here on The Lizard we had our usual mix of Summer weather.  Several hot days,...

Early in the month, greeted by pale blue skies, the sun shining, the birds singing their hearts out and still there were frosts on the...

April brought an abundance of events, politics, weather and growth - but not the sort advocated by the chancellor Rachel Reeves! Our...

Once again records have been broken in England, this time for the most amount of sun in the month of March. It was also a very dry month...

Lots of bright, dry, sunny and cold days for the first half of this month, rain and some harsh southerly winds followed bringing down...

The month started with an, 'artic maritime airmass bringing cold temperatures to the UK' (MET Office). I looked up the January posts for...