Alport Heights this morning.

A lovely sunny view.

It's been a super day Thrupennybit. Lovely to see the cows and their calves in the fields.

Yes same here nice and sunny. It is wonderful to see the calfs and cowsat one time back in the 70s it was a daily sight to see cows as I lived on a farm. Each cow by law has a name I wonder what their names are. One cow on the farm was called Daisy she would wonder off on a walk out side the farm on her own every day lol

I always wanted to live on a farm but as a child I lived in London. I eventually did have a smallholding for 11 years.

It's nice to have fields surrounding you living on a farm it gives a feel of freedom. My mum when young lived in Mitcham London as my nan had businesses in London cafes and tea shops one aunty when married lived near Turnpike Station she owned an off licence the other aunty lived in the road which led straight into Richmond Park.

I lived in Wimbledon and Gerry lived in Motspur Park. He went to school in Carshalton.

Not far far from each other then nor far from Richmond Park or Mitcham.

We had many a walk to Wimbledon Park or Wimbledon Common. There was a windmill café on the common. When the fair came we had a ride on the carousel.

What lovely memories.