My little garden is looking wonderful and there are lots of volunteer vegetables providing me with delicious things to eat. The flowers are lovely too and my gardenia hedge and jasmine arch smell beautifully sweet.
I have recently returned from a trip to Melbourne to see my daughters and to Tasmania to see some very old and close friends. Both my daughters have nice flats and are settling into Melbourne life. We enjoyed some good dinners and talks although the weather was not really very welcoming. I had my folding umbrella confiscated at the airport (I can't imagine what I could have done with it on the plane) and so I had to buy another one.
My friends in Tasmania have a helicopter and we flew up to another friends farm for lunch. Here we are about to leave .....and here is a shot of their housefrom the helicopter window .
Annabel's garden was looking magnificent in the beautiful spring weather.. - Even Amelia's sheep dog had had a shampoo for spring.
Anyway, spring has really sprung and the rain that we have had has made the garden very pretty. I'm even eating my own mulberrys. My front garden is in the shape of a patchwork. I originally thought I would have a low hedge and no trees but cars parked all over the street and the loss of trees to make way for my neighbour's new house has changed all that!
