A breezy day. Everything has that blown-out, blown-back look to it.
In the undergrowth, broom-pods rattle like crazy maracas.
And what’s that rustling beneath the willowherb and gorse?
:: I am already making the second mitten to form an actual pair. Hold still my beating heart – there will be a pattern.
:: My peppers are ripening nicely. Hurrah!
:: Have you seen this? I shall be there for the whole thing. Weaving! Sheep! Wool sorting and grading! How I excited am I?
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Insanely jealous on the Wool Week count but good for you! Report please!
Found this via Twitter today. You’ve probably seen it before, but in case you haven’t: Victorian knitting manuals. Books in full text. Might cheer you up? http://www.vads.ac.uk/collections/WSA
oh, he is the best rustling boy. skritch behind his ears for us.
The anticipation before he comes pouncing out was almost too much for me, and now I’m giggling.
I hope you make a peerie ooie! Have a great time, Kate. You deserve it.
I really wish I was going. But we’re currently planning next summer’s vacation and Shetland is right there at the top of the list!
The Shetland event sounds wonderful – I did desperately want to do, but it was too expensive. But at least i’m going to Ganseyfest this weekend. Have a great time!
I wish I could go to that, it looks very interesting. I’m very pleased that there will be a pair of mittens!
Oh that sounds wonderful, wish I was going, please take lots of pictures to show us how good it is!
Jan
I KNEW it would be Bruce! I miss the days when we could take Duke for long rambling walks.
I was hoping it would be Bruce in the bush! Is a Bruce in hand worth two in the bush?
Ever since I was a little girl reading Winnie the Pooh, I’ve wanted to know what, exactly, is a gorse bush. Thank you!
oooh, I love the blown seedpods picture and of Bruce rustling through the bracken. The weekend looks amazing, can’t wait to hear about it. Hope you have a lovely time! xxx
Love the sound! Yay! for your peppers, here in NH our gardens are far too wet this year to produce much of anything. sad… As for attending Shetland Wool Week, a dream come true. Will you be teaching also?? If so, lucky them. I’ve been reading Kieran’s blog and keeping a close eye on his latest (gorgeous) creation “Daises”. I’m green with envy of you both.
Hee, I guessed right about what was rustling!
Wish I could be there but I will have to see what you see
by keeping up with your blog.
Yes there will be a pattern :) Sorry – selfish of me… How lucky are you to be going to this event – have a great time
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