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Happy Halloween

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Somehow I managed to smash the glass door of my oven. No grilling or baking for the next few days then.

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The Funfair came to town

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Carnival time in Warminster

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Monthly meet-up with Jean, and a quilting show and tell theme

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Christmas Mince Pies

Best Before 15 Nov?

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The view from just outside my front door yesterday morning.

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Its called "Hobgoblin" and it tastes lovely

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Early morning by the lake

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Why cant I choose for a change?

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We bought a couple of new stools to go at the breakfast bar in the kitchen. They are the red colour you can see reflected in the base.

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Two shots of the same view, one focussing on the curtain, the other on the window

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A second flush

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Friday's tea veg trimmings, carrots and green beans

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A shaft of sunlight through the garage window

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Rog's new mug

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It was yummy!

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Flying over the Isle of Wight again, this time The Needles, although the Needles themselves and the lighthouse are under the clouds.

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Well, I've eked out this holiday as long as I could, but now its time to come back home, waiting to board at the airport.

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I dont think they have any red paint in Guernsey, all the letterboxes were blue, and the phoneboxes (not photographed) were yellow!

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A statue of Victor Hugo, who wrote "Les Miserables" while staying on the Island

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This, believe it or not, is the reflecting mirror from a German WWII searchlight.

The Channel Islands were the only part of the United Kingdom to be occupied by the Nazis during the Second World War. 

While we were in (on?) Guernsey we paid a visit to the German Occupation Museum. Since Guernsey is such a small Island, and the Germans were there for some 5 years (and left an awful lot of stuff behind when they left), there is an enormous amount to see.

The Museum doesn't have its own website, but it does have a review page which you can read here.

Well worth a visit if you ever find yourself in that neck of the woods.

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Taking a rest, during our 5 mile cliff-top walk.

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Castle Cornet, St. Peter Port (click here for more info)

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Biggest camera I've ever seen!

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After the deluge