Dampness

All I managed to delete today was one picture from

Afterwards I read more of ‘The Brontës’.

Once storm Hermione eased off this afternoon, we took an optimistic forest drive.

Broody skies and damp, pool-laden landscape meant that we saw no

sign of wildlife except a few damp ponies on the outskirts of Burley.

This evening we dined on Jackie’s most tasty liver and bacon casserole; boiled potatoes; crunchy carrots; and firm Brussels sprouts, with which I drank Valle de Eco Malbec 2024.

36 comments

  1. I’m glad you managed to spot a few ponies. On Sunday ‘Country File’ came from the New Forest and learning about the New Forest ponies from one of the owners was very interesting, we also visited the ‘Sick Bay’

  2. I can see how dark the sky is, and feel the dampness in the air. Our temps, though mild in the low thirties (F) today, the dampness in in the air was very disturbing. I am glad you were able to take a drive.

  3. We have enjoyed two such damp days, so I am pleased to see the sun shining brightly today. It looks like a good day to have spent reading.

  4. Those clouds, that sky, sure are being moody and broody and taking center stage. 🙂
    Your photos of them are wonderful!
    We had snow dance down twice yesterday. It was beautiful but most it will be melted by today.
    (((HUGS))) ❤️ ❤️

  5. Dark and brooding as the weather may be, the countryside is still beautiful, Derrick and Jackie. The ponies do look damp, and shaggy. We are almost halfway to the vernal equinox now. It won’t be long before those ponies start shedding those winter coats.

    We may get a week of rain mixed with snow here starting Friday.

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