Home from home

Harry & I went for our walk along the river bank, past the Cartford Inn & up the lane through Little Eccleston.
We passed the insect house, Little Eccleston is looking beautiful in the Spring sunshine....lots of lovely tubs full of tulips & the grassy areas all nicely mown.

Three good things:
1. Gardens. Their difference to our quality of life during this lockdown is immeasurable.
2. Wild Garlic Pesto bought from the local online shop at TOTI.
3. Just started a new book by David Baldacci. I have read some if his before & enjoyed them. My friend lent me two books a few weeks ago, I suddenly remembered they were in the bookcase. Called The Target.

[Babs]

What a great find. I hope it attracts lots of bugs and bees.

[carol white]

Great find and capture

[Bep]

What a nice find. Love the pun.
I have read some books (in Dutch) by David Baldacci; can't remember the English titles.

[Beryl Lloyd]

What a lovely find - hope the insects will appreciate and make use of their home !

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Lynda McG]

Nice insect house - the weather has been so nice during lockdown hasn't it!

[julia]

What a great idea .. very well looked after bugs..

[Maggiemae]

I took awhile to work this out but with the above help, I now see. Do they house insects for eating at the table - I know you can eat crickets!

[Phil Howcroft]

the spring sunshine is making lockdown a little easier

[Lou Ann]

A lovely day. So glad we can get out and walk.

[Allison Williams]

I like Baldacci. What fun to remember you have 2 good books to dive into.
I like this scene. Very intriguing.

[Jane Pittenger]

The daffodil greeter is delightful

[Pat Knowles]

@maggiemae Ha ha I see your link, no just an insect house!

[Phil]

Cute! I hope the birds can't read...!