My Garden Today Again

lovely....

Hi Michaella, Bonnie was getting a bit impatient as she was waiting to go for her walk.

It looks lovely would like to sit there for a rest and watch the wildlife.

You're welcome anytime Six, just bring your spade with you, lol.

You never know one day I might just do that lol. it looks a lovely part of the garden to rest and look on.

You'd be welcome anytime :-)

Thank you Dawn that is kind of you. by the way Bonkersbon offered to send me Rhubarb and Custard sweets the other day, so you would get freebies off him lol

Thanks for that tip off Six, he hasnt offered me any :-( I think I can twist his arm though, lol.

Lol he ll be braking mine when he finds out lol

Ha ha ha Six

lol:o)))

Lovely photo especially with Bonnie sat there :))

Thanks Carol

Lovely :-)

lovely bonnie ;o))

Thanks Sim and San

It's looking lovely and healthy Dawn .. :o)

Thanks Amy, can you see your Miscanthus shining in the sunlight, to the left of the obelisk.

what a lovely peaceful seen,

I love the light in this shot. I envy you your 2 acre woodland. It has long been my dream to own such a piece of land and a sream too! You're so lucky!

Thanks Margaret.
Thanks also Anchorman. I do enjoy my little woodland and the brook is a nice feature. Just wish I had more time to keep it perfect.

If I had a natural stream in my garden I'd dig a pond and divert the stream into it and then allow the water to run back into the stream once it had gone though the pond. This would create a perfectly clear freshwater pond and have no effect on the stream once the pond was full.

Funnily enough we have a very similar effect Anchorman. There is a ditch behind our pond which collects water from the fields beyond and there must be a Spring somewhere too as our pond never dries out and we have an open ditch from the pond back to the stream which acts as an overflow.

Sounds lovely!

Its OK :-)