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Direct and reflected sunlight through the blind at my dining room window 

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Over 25C in my conservatory/greenhouse 

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Chimney pots against a stormy sky, taken just before this spell of glorious weather we are currently enjoying.

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The Boss 

enjoying a cooling lager in the garden

 

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I haven't seen wild cowslips for many years, but on our hill climb I saw loads and loads. 

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View from the top of Battlesbury Hill, looking roughly south. 

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Battlesbury Hill, our first hill climb from the new house 

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Inset tile, shed porch 

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My first radish of the season 

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The Cardinal takes pride of place at the top of the stairs. 

An original by Brian Baker

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The Carriers Arms, Stockton

Very nice. 

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Curtains up in the main bedroom 

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Alex's new car, what a beauty 

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We'll be moving into the main bedroom soon, and here is the view (between the houses) that I'll be able to see as I sit in bed drinking my early morning cuppa.

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Domestic bliss 

Ironing in the conservatory, overlooking the garden, on a sunny day, watched by Cassie. 

I am one happy bunny.

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Sunlight shining through the bathroom window, casting its lovely shadow on the window surround 

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Unfortunately delphiniums dont last very long when cut 

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Delphinium 

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Cookery corner 

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Chief tea-maker gave me a new mug for my birthday, and guess what! In computer speak where one counts in hexadecimals, I am really only 40! 

What a nice surprise

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Poor Cassie really wants to be getting outside and exploring in the garden, not long now.

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River Wylye at Heytesbury 

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From a "welcome to our new home" bouquet that Rog gave me 

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The first of my worktables has been erected in the conservatory, just need a bag of potting compost now, and I can get sowing.

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Salvia 

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Hellebore in the garden 

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View from the skylight, over to Longleat Forest 

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Do you remember a couple of months ago I was altering/making curtains for the new house? Well here is one of them in their new position in the snug. 

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Butterfly and dragonflies 

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Elephants on the lounge windowsill - yes, I know there is an ethical thing about ebony and ivory, but these have been in his family for generations, and they are beautifully crafted. 

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It has rained rather a lot since we arrived here, almost every day, in fact, which means we have hardly had the opportunity to set foot in the garden. Here is just a quick view through the kitchen window. 

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Rog's office, with the space-saver staircase to the loft. He wont allow me to photograph it once its in use, so this is probably the only view of it you will see.

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Landing 

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Entrance hall and staircase

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The lounge 

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Kitchen

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That would read John Wales Removals if the side door were closed, and they come highly recommended.

Just about to load up all our worldly possessions.

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I'm back, and its catch-up time, so I'll be doing two posts a day until I get up-to-date

Just the one shot of the old house before we left, the front room.