The Garden House, Crapstone, Devon.

The Longest Day is nearly over. Let's enjoy the sunshine while it lasts. Happy solstice everyone!

Our Streptocarpus is flowering again.

Southern Marsh Orchid, Penlee Point. If you look at my Facebook, the photo isn't cut off.

The plot, looking quite cultivated. There are peas, broad beans, dwarf green beans, potatoes, various brassicas, leeks, shallots and fruit trees.

Weird! Nothing I do to photograph the Hoe foreshore does it justice. This was about 8.00 pm, last night, while looking for strange grasses.

There was not a soul about. The waves were lapping right up to the path, and there was an air of exotic excitement about the vegetation.

The Woolfest 2025. Buckfastleigh. There were people; there were aheep; there were alpacas. There was shearing, spinning, weaving, carding and felting. What a day!

I've been in Bath for a networking event. Luckily, I could get from the station to the venue using the River Avon path. Here are some lovely new flats from old people (starting at over £400,000).

Foxgloves, Wembury Point.

The Mewstone from Wembury Point.

Quietly flows the Dart.

Lady adder. Roborough Warren, thus afternoon.

Yellow Pimpernel, along the River Meavy.

Yes! You are beautiful.🐅

Catkins and cones on Alder trees in Totnes this morning. I never knew they could occur at the same time.