We Had A Quiet Day,

Diana did not have to go into work until the late afternoon,

when Diana left to go to the bus stop, I accompanied her to walk to the shops, and then saw this, only a couple of days ago I mentioned how nice it would be for park residents to get the grass verges back, when some one placed logs to stop people parking on them, before the park was modernized and the car park reduced and charges brought in, every spring the verges would be home to snowdrops and crocus, plus several stands of daffodils, of course all of these were trodden into the ground when people started parking on and walking on the grass verges as they got out of their cars, in many places the verges about 7 or 8 feet wide had in places been reduced to just a few feet, all was well until the Neanderthals scrapping their knuckles on the ground moved the logs so that they could park on the verges again, what a shame the flowers will not be given a chance to regrow, rant over!

on a happier note the flowers in Foxgrove Lodge were putting on a good show, especially the dahlias,

and roses, I stopped to take a couple of photographs on the way back with the shopping, after my evening meal it was feet up for a few of the usual programs, a Midsomer Murder, a Inspector Frost, and a New Tricks, after Diana arrived home it was a coffee, a chat and we were off to bed.