home and at home there has been some sunshine in spite of the generally damp mild and grey late November/early December early walks allow for sky appreciation as well as catching up with a backlog of work, sending knitwear orders off in time for Christmas in the shops in Japan, Germany, Italy …. there were still leaves on the trees to shine in the sun’s backlight hedgerows green winter wheat and autumn barley coming through but bare twigs make better patterns one pauses to admire the trees especially where there are people in them … my young friend Ben Carter, expert tree surgeon, spectacular and graceful in his element. at last back in the shed making pots though getting clay to dry enough just to roll out without sticking to everything never mind to stand up has made for several days without being able to get on. however the mild weather means no extra heating is needed, all to the good. then there has been the much anticipated publication of my calligramme poem Lunan’s Guardian in the Rialto. so exciting! you can find the background to the writing of this in a post almost a year ago Lunan. Post navigation part five the Loireskeletons discovered Leave a ReplyCancel reply This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.