A day of two halves

Wow! What a lot of Crocuses you have open in your garden, Shirley! :)

Fabulous display.

lovely blog. the sun opened my crocus yesterday too.
pigeons nibbled my yellow ones, and then slugs finished them off.

Definitely spring in your garden Shirley and to see bees as well so early in the year is a bonus.

I love the sea when it's rough and the waves are high and crashing on to rocks ! :)
Your spring flowers are lovely, I always feel a relief when I see signs of spring.
I'm sorry to hear about your health problem, I hope it can be sorted.

Thanks David, it was such a tonic to see them open at last.

Julia, sunny again today so the Bees are in them again.

Oh Eileen, those flippin' Pigeons get on my nerves, they're such clumsy birds and always seem to be looking for a mate ... :o(

Thanks Rose, I have been scraping out weeds in the block paving of the sunny front garden for an hour, boring job, but needs must!

Hywel, I love to see and hear the waves crashing too. I only have myself to blame for the high blood sugars, hence the exercise and change of foods for a while. I actually do feel very well!

I'm glad you're feeling well Shirley and I hope the coming seasons will help you get more active.
I must say I've become rather podgy lately and must do something about it, so I'm hoping some time in the garden will help. I tend to hibernate in the winter :D

Hywel, that's exactly it, 'hibernating' for about 3 months as the weather has been so cold for walking. Even wrapped up in coat, gloves etc. does not make me think 'Let's go for a walk' so now I can enjoy the better weather and do a little every day outdoors. I'm sure we will both be more toned before long ... :o)))

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I had a look in one of my perspex shelters today Shirley and the Lady Boothby cuttings you sent me last year have survived the winter ! Lots of lovely leaves opening now :)

Oh, that's really good to know they're alive! I think it's a smashing Fuchsia.

Glad to hear about your Lady Boothby cuttings growing well, Hywel! I miss my plant when I accidentally killed it! :(