Through the square window

Harry & I have been out for lunch to some farming friends of ours who live near Kendal.
This is the rather wet view through one of their windows.
You can see a few of their sheep, a couple of their young bulls, a Landrover & the veg garden all looking rather miserable in the rain.

There was much grumbling about the weather & the fact that two of us three couples hadn't got their third crop silage in yet because of the weather. Harry & I were rather glad we had retired!

A very hectic morning this morning with two couples all down at once all wanting completely different breakfasts. They all sat talking & we were itching to get cleared up before we had to go out.

Going to give commenting a miss tonight as I'm pretty tired tonight.

Three good things:
1. Friends to grumble with!
2. Hearing about a trip down the Danube.
3. A good roast diner not made by me!

[Beryl Lloyd]

In spite the dismal weather -- a lovely country scene with the dry stone wall as seen here through their square window So lovely to go out to some friends and have a proper home made roast dinner without havig to lift a finger ! !

[Dianne]

Lovely to have a wee break to meet up with your friends. Sounds like the weather for the farmers is as fickle there as it is here!

[Lou Ann]

A nice view, even in the rain! What are the red flowers, do you know?

[Maggiemae]

Nice solid window frame - doesn't look as if it opens - so just a picture window - a view of the lovely stone wall and the farmland beyond!

[8yearson]

That does look grey, but I can imagine the view is stunning in better weather.

[Diana Moss]

A lovely rural view through the window

[julia]

At first sight I thought that you had a shot from NZ.. can be sure that when farmers get together there is alot of discussion on the weather ,.

[Pat Knowles]

@julzmaioro Oh yes weather is so important & like you we have had so much rain this year & fields are very wet. Depressing with a long winter ahead of us.

[Pat Knowles]

@louannwarren I didn't really look what the flowers were Lou Ann but have a feeling they may have been geraniums.

[Jane Pittenger]

Nice view for sure

[Bep]

A nice view, lovely countryside.

[carol white]

A lovely countryside view

[Chris K]

nice view Pat. Hope the weather treats us kindly when we are up that way in about 3 weeks. I thought of you whilst we were staying in a lovely B and B up near John O Groats last week. Where are you going to in Scotland. I think it has become one of my most favourite places. Just love all the rugged scenery, little villages and harbours.