rosey dawn

we went for a walk at dawn this morning, trying to avoid rain and delivery and collection times. there was just a wedge of clear sky to the east, and then thickening cloud arriving, so a classic pink dawn warning of rain to come. too dark to get a good picture, out of several very wavery ones, here is the least blurred.

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we still got a bit wet, but home for a brisk rub down for the dogs, and a scalding cup of tea, and on with the day’s work. this afternoon the rain held off, although it was very windy, and I had a prowl round the garden. I found the first snowdrops,

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one primrose clump,

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and the hellebores in bud. there are dark reddish green ones too, but they wouldn’t show up much.

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harbingers of Spring.

I am deep into knitting patterns at the moment – and yarn and needles, albeit the biggest old fashioned wooden ones, like the ones we used to knit string dishcloths on at primary school.

3 Comments

  1. Knitting patterns: are you experimenting? Are you trying to figure out new patterns to see whether they work, how they’d look?

  2. have tried how it looks, a traditional shetland lace stitch, in this very very thick soft and light wool, now applying to a whole garment of my own devising ….. 🙂

  3. I have never seen primroses in the wild. They are too delicate for our climate. How beautiful they are.

    Wonderful blog.

    -Janine

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