Sunny Sunday.

I've been a bit reluctant to get up early in the mornings the last few days, so my walks have been a bit later which means I tend to see more people, but today wasn't as bad as I thought it would be.  

The fields in the distance are really starting to colour up now.

The yellow looks fabulous against the blue of the sky.

It was a stunning morning.

The sun shining through the trees and making shadows on the rocks.

'My' bay was lovely this morning.

I walked along the coastal path

and spied two cormorants on a rock.

I sat on the edge of the cliff for some time watching and photographing them, so there are a few photos coming!

I wondering if this is a juvenile?

Tiny flower where I was sitting.

A few more photos.  I really probably took and have posted too many!  

It was lovely just to sit and watch for a while.  I only had my pocket camera with me, but it didn't do too bad a job of capturing them.

Back home in the garden, I planted out four kale seedlings, sowed some more sugar snap peas to replace the ones that had been broken off the other day, sowed some more butternut as one of the varieties I sowed didn't grow, and  did a bit of ship watching...

Atlantic Klipper, Geest Line, a cargo ship from the Netherlands.

Just love my garden and view.

I did some weeding today until my arms got too many nettle stings.  I have just ordered a pair of leather gloves that go up to my elbows from Amazon in desperation, so hopefully when they arrived they will protect my arms a bit more than clothing does!

The front door was disappearing behind a jungle!

Although it the clematis is starting to flower beautifully, it needed to be trimmed!

Looking better.  I may need to trim up the top by the light, I didn't realise I had missed that until I saw this photo.

I have also spent some time reading, this time Derek Tangye's 'A Cat Affair'.  

I made a little reversible summer top and skirt for one of the TRDs I finished yesterday.