Fraid not Feey! 
A gentleman would have offered to give her a jolly good paddling…
The end of the garden. The room is now finished, painted inside and furnished. Just needs some plants to take hold again. It will be a while I expect. The finishing of the ‘end of the garden’ project was delayed because the fence panels on the right needed replacing. They had done well with a 25 year life but had their day. Difficult to replace some of them because of all the greenery that I wanted to preserve. A bit of cooperation needed between me and the neighbour. Some of the panels were changed from their garden
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That looks great!
And good to get cooperation from the neighbour.
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I could see he was struggling trying to make the old fence look OK, so I did the decent thing and bought/fitted the new panels. We always got on well anyway but the saying ‘good fences make good neighbours’ can be true. They were well pleased.
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Excellent job Mart…I would be well chuffed with that…
Unfortunately, my garden is about the size of a large postage stamp since we had a summer house.
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@mart I had a look and it looks so lovely and peaceful. You have done a wonderful job finishing that room and keeping the greenery. It feels like such a calm spot to enjoy.
incredible photo taken during hurricane erin swell in lahinch county clare photo captured by friend of mine
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Just brilliant Feey…
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Ain’t it just?
Reminds me of Hawaii 5-O and Old Spice ads.
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I was shopping at a local retail outlet here on the south coast, which also happens to be the launch of the Clipper Round The World Yacht Race. I had no idea this was going on beforehand and I didn’t have my ‘real’ camera with me (I couldn’t have used it even if I had it), but I managed to grab a quick snap with my mobile.
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A great shot anyway Graham…
Love her Spitty…
This is such a great thread! It’s awesome to see everyone’s photos and pictures of their hobbies and daily lives. It’s a great way to stay connected to the community. Thanks for sharing!
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Some photos of our day trip to Sorrento and Capri.
Sorrento
“The valley of the mills” , no access, can only be admired from above (ruins of wheat-mill, saw-mill and wash-house, constructed in 1600s).
Quite a spectacular sight standing on that bridge looking down! 
Stunning views
One of the many pedestrian narrow sreeets
Capri
One photo is in yesterday’s morning thread, just a couple of others:
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