Friday 25/12/2009. We have been enjoying a very snowy and cold week leading up to Christmas Day and I'm delighted that the snow has stayed to brighten up the village. On the down side we feel for the poor birds who suffer a lot in the cold so we have a twice daily routine of feeding them - few that we get in our garden. Being Christmas our Blackbirds, rare Thrush, and very ocassional Wren are being treated to mince pies, no greater love or what? Pretty traditional turkey lunch with Joy doing all the work as I sample my customary gift bottle of Laphroig single malt (it's what Christmas is for). After all that with the sun shining we took a stroll round the village for half an hour or so. The sun is out and this is a pleasant a Christmas day as could be imagined.Tuesday, 29 December 2009
CHRISTMAS DAY
Friday 25/12/2009. We have been enjoying a very snowy and cold week leading up to Christmas Day and I'm delighted that the snow has stayed to brighten up the village. On the down side we feel for the poor birds who suffer a lot in the cold so we have a twice daily routine of feeding them - few that we get in our garden. Being Christmas our Blackbirds, rare Thrush, and very ocassional Wren are being treated to mince pies, no greater love or what? Pretty traditional turkey lunch with Joy doing all the work as I sample my customary gift bottle of Laphroig single malt (it's what Christmas is for). After all that with the sun shining we took a stroll round the village for half an hour or so. The sun is out and this is a pleasant a Christmas day as could be imagined.
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