RESPONSIBLE OWNERS

As per the agreement when adopting Misty,

we had to get her sterilised.

We would have done anyway.

The vets in Plancoet took her in at 0830,

and she was home by 1615.

She is crying a bit, but is a tough cookie,

and after a few days of calm, she 

will soon be back to duffing up Arthur.

RNA CURRY EVENT

Every year for he past 7 years, we have held

a curry lunch at ours for the 

Royal Navy Association.

34 this year, which was more manageable

this time, after we had 45 last time.

Always a good fundraiser to help

pay for the branch to keep ticking over.

VISITORS No 2.

Chrissy and Eamonn came out for a week.

A pretty chilled week.

A couple of meals out, at St Jacut,

and St Cast le Guildo.

Sadly the weather wasn't at it's best most

the time.

1st VISITORS 2019

First of many visitors this summer have

been and gone.

A few meals out and just a bit of wine

with Kaz and Hills.

POTS OF GOLD

Hive 2 was laden with honey.

After a couple of hours getting it out,

a good haul of 11kg.

It sold out in an hour.

With the surprisingly warm weather in February, and

a decent March, the blossom is everywhere,

and the hives are full.

We are going to extract a considerable amount

of honey in the next few days.

NEW NESTING PAIR

Seems we have a nesting pair of sparrow hawks in the garden vicinity.

Although we see them often, this is the first

time they have chosen our garden to nest.

Will be keeping an eye out to see if they

are successful.