Monday, 23 March 2026

Clear blue sky!

What a treat a bit of clear blue sky and sunshine is for us folk in Blighty, blossom fluffs up, new colours appear and the tulips go giddy!
I had a busy weekend on the allotment, clearing ground and planting seed. Before that we went to walk on the beach. Sand had blown on to the walkway and you can see from the footprints that plenty of people - and their dogs - had the same thought as us to be out in the sunshine walking by the sea.
There was a bit of tidying up and sorting out action going on in some of the beach huts ready for the season ahead.
Great excitement and plenty of beach walks to come as Wee One will be collecting a new puppy next weekend. I've told her to choose a name that none of us will feel embarrassed to shout! (I think she is going to be Mabel.)
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  1. sanchez zom23 March 2026 at 03:54

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  2. local alien23 March 2026 at 04:43

    Love your reason for finding a good name for the dog. You're right of course!
    Your garden is so full of colour. I've bought a few flowers but am waiting for the sun to come out again before I plant.
    Love the patterns on the sand. Those are very artistic photos

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    1. Share my Garden23 March 2026 at 09:44

      There is lots of amusement to be had watching dog owners calling to their dogs on the beach. "Good boy" doesn't cut it at all as the dogs chase off to do their own thing.
      I'm in a planting frenzy, lots of veg seedlings pushing through, I'm hoping that a change in the weather won't scupper my efforts.

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  3. jabblog23 March 2026 at 06:26

    Shoe treads are so varied.
    The trouble with beach huts is that they have no running water and sanitation . . .

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  4. Susan Heather23 March 2026 at 16:41

    Lovely colour in your garden and a great assortment of footprints in the sand.

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    1. Share my Garden27 March 2026 at 08:10

      It is all looking promising, but the blue sky has gone - and it's cold out!

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  5. Lorrie23 March 2026 at 20:58

    Those Bellis Daisies are so pretty.
    Footprints in the sand are varied. I can imagine the fun the dogs and owners were having.

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    1. Share my Garden27 March 2026 at 08:12

      The daisies are 'good doers', some from last year's planting and others newly bought.

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  6. Granny Sue8 April 2026 at 13:28

    Love the sand photos!
    And your flowers, oh my. Such beauty already!

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