Walking today: 3.7km
I heard an article on the BBC last weekend that the number of plant species found in flower in the UK on January 1 was over 300 compared to the normal 30 or so. This was presented as a consequence of the warm global temperatures in 2014.
Despite the very cold spell over New Year our camellia has started to flower, somehow the flowers have avoided the frost (which can turn all the flowers on a bush brown overnight) and the rain (which has the same effect). There's a certain mathematical perfection to the shape of the petals on this one, picked to celebrate Barbara's birthday:
This blog is about our experience living in France as we complete the renovation of our property, battle with French bureaucracy and enjoy living in this stunning environment. La Basse Cour is in southern Morbihan in the Brittany area of the west of France and we have a 1960 house, a 1798 stone barn and 6000 m2 of land.
In Sapa, Vietnam
About Me
- Tim Claridge
- Sharing time between Southampton and Noyal-Muzillac in southern Brittany. Sports coach, gardener, hockey player, cyclist and traveller. I studied an MA in Management and Organisational Dynamics at Essex University in 2016-17. Formerly an Operations Manager with NEC Technologies (UK) Ltd.
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