Social distancing: June
We have now been told by the Government that we can leave the house and meet one other person from another household but neither of us seem anxious to do so and we watched the scenes on the beaches a few weeks ago with amazement and horror. I think we would both prefer to wait it out for the next week or so and see what happens. These are some photographs that I have taken of my garden: the cornflours and the poppies are in the wild area while the borage is in a pot and the ox-eye daisies have appeared in the lawn. I am still having to go round with the watering can once or twice a day as the recent rain has only been sufficient to create one or two small puddles in the road. I always make certain to refresh the seedlings in the greenhouse and the sweet basil and rocket plants which I have planted out in the garden. Current reading has been the lighter fiction of Agatha Christie in the shape of two Miss Marple books 'Murder at the Vicarage' and 'Body in t...