Just watched a thunderstorm over the sea at Mallin head the most northerly point of Ireland. Its been a busy day Dr Fred got up early and climbed mount Erigal before I even got dressed and then we had a relaxing hour on another gorgeous beach in sweltering sun and finally we've ended up at Mallin Head where the cloud came in and made amazing dramatic skies and now is clearing again promising a lovely clear evening....
I love these (rare) warm sunny late summer days and there is all sorts of lovely things going on in my garden... I counted 12 red admiral butterflies whizzing around the over grown ivy which I had been about to hack down but then left until the flutterbies have finished with it... The late blooms add a dash of colour and the daisy strewn lawn is littered with autumnal leaves, debris from my brief half an hour of slash and burn and the stone wall is covered in glorious soft moss all shiny and tactile with a few late nasturtiums loitering. I've hacked out the brambles for this year, sadly I missed the fruit as we were away, ditto the strawberries, we never seem to get the fruit before the birds so I've made space and moved the plants that were getting swamped and so not performing to their potential - hopefully next year they will literally blossom now they have light and room to flourish.
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