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Hello from Finland! You can use straw to cover the edges of the potatoes to prevent greening. It is easier and they already have enough soil I think. Have a nice summer!
The world would be a better place with more wonderful young people like yourselves. Hope there are more fishing trips and crab hunts in upcoming episodes . Just love those !!
I love making elderflower cordial too! A Tip - I have found that letting the syrup cool down to about blood temperature before immersing the flowers enhances the perfumed elderflower flavour significantly.
I spent 22 years travelling the West Coast and Western Isles of Scotland with work. May is always the best month of the year. Good weather, quiet roads and ferries.
At 23:00, I like how the gin just gets sloshed straight from the bottle but the precious elderflower cordial needs a small measuring glass. Must be powerful stuff!
My mum used to make elderflower champagne , one year it exploded in the airing cupboard. All the clean, ironed clothes had to be rewashed and ironed 😅😅
My mum and dad used to make elderberry wine. One year they forgot about it for 2 decades. They came across it, while they were clearing out the attic. My it was strong.
Sitting here in the dark in Houston, Texas, USA waiting for Hurricane Beryl to pass and watching your lovely life in Scotland on my phone! Great way to distract from the scary stuff going on outside!!
When we visited my grandparents in West Berlin, we would help dig up the potatoes. As young kids we enjoyed it so much that my grandfather would reburry the potatoes so we could dig them up all over again.😂
Hi, we've just had my dream holiday on Islay, Mull and Skye. It was all as wonderful as I expected but the weather was worst on Skye! So much rain, heavy, sideways, torrential! But despite that it was a joy to be there when we could see the stunning mountains and gorgeous Glen's. The bonus of the weather was the stunning waterfalls! Thank you for your lovely videos, we always enjoy seeing where you've been and what you and the pups have been up to! 😊
Get one of these or similar willie. ROUGHNECK WOOD GRENADE 4-WAY LOG SPLITTER 1.6KG it will save you whacking those logs so many times. Simple but effective.
Damage across the city with lives lost and nearly 3 million homes without power at the height of the storm. But it was far from the worst storm we’ve experienced. Glad it’s over. Now if I could just get electricity back on at my house!!
Just when you thought the weather was lousy, now you've been inflicted with a Keir Starmer!! Poor buggers! A tip for Willie, when he is splitting those blocks with the knots in them. Once the axe is stuck in the block, turn it upside down and swing it so that the axe head hits the block. I've split tons of pine blocks bigger than the ones he is splitting and found that to work the best. If that is pine that you are burning, make sure you clean your chimney on a regular basis.
@@hughjarse2429 most people view this blog as a far from the madding crowd half hour. If you want to do politics go on LBC, New Statesman, News Agency where you can enter into intelligent informed debate. My Skye life is very antithesis of that.
Willy, you might find that your potato fencing is more rigid and sturdy if you run the bamboos in a weave down through the squares of the fencing. We use that in our raised veggie bed.
When I was a little kid, Dad (and his brothers) added a fireplace to the corner of the living room. All brick, very well done, looks like it came with the house. For the winters, we would add a wood stove to the front of it, which would heat that whole floor of the house. I think we went through three or four wood stoves over the decades, and they were very heavy. Every fall we'd have to uncover it in the garage and roll it up the driveway on nothing but a hand truck. Every spring, we'd have to take it back. After I moved out, I was bribed with dinner every spring and fall, and guess what the catch was. We never had to buy firewood because we have a 40-acre farm in the countryside, of which 38 acres are wooded. Dad and I worked those woods every summer, cutting down trees, splitting the trunks, and chopping up firewood to burn after it cured for 2-3 years. This continued until a few years ago, when Dad finally decided he had enough of chopping wood and bought gas logs for the fireplace, which use the natural gas the furnace, stove, and water heater run on. I don't blame him. After all, he was 84 at the time.
Grand vlog has always well done with the cordial and all the wood chopping my word it has been cold even in the midlands heat on and wrapped in blanket tc now the oldies 👍👍🤗🤗
Hi guys, use a fork to take off flower heads on elderflower. The same method for the berries when making the winter cordial with cloves. Use a muslin square for straining. Tried to see where the fridge eventually ended up but couldn't see it!
If you end up with any sawdust (or if you know anyone who can give you lots) then I highly recommend layering that in your compost with your kitchen scraps and grass cuttings for THE BEST compost ☺️👍
Having same weather in Manchester UK,if we have one day of sunshine it’s followed by days of rain. Elderflower cordial is a real luxury if able to forage, £6 plus for a tiny bottle from farm shops here. Good stock of seasoned wood stocked up👍
Do you think you might like a wee experiment and try your hand at some sugar free elder flower cordial for the many of us with type one diabetes.Now there’s a real challenge for you.!!! Love to you both,plus two little rascals.xxxx
The weather this year is insane my husband works at a birds of prey sanctuary and the birds are only just losing their feathers like it's just madness! I loved Willie trying to chop the logs that made me laugh xx
Hello Sarah and Willie, great video today I very much enjoyed watching you make the drink from the flowers. Great composting ben Willie, looking forward to the next video.
Don't worry it's not just Scotland, I had the fire on yesterday evening after Dora and I got caught out in the rain twice on our walkies (we even got caught in some thunder and lightening). Yay British summer :(
Elder is easy to propogate. Take some cuttings, pot up in some moist good potting mix (I tend to scrape the bark a bit down to the cambium layer, and a bit of rooting hormone just to be sure), put back in a well shady place for at least a month, keeping the soil damp, then harden off and plant out.
I've dried elderflowers for tea. You need to take the blossoms off the stalks, spread on kitchen paper on a tray to dry. It's quite strong, you only need a small pinch for tea. Keeps for years!
Even on the south coast of England the weather is pretty bad looking forward to summer when it arrives,sun is shining at the moment but the clouds are gathering for the next downpour 😢the wind is blowing.Enjoy your elderflower cordial love from Brighton x
❤I love your planters. The transplanted seedlings will survive a bit better if they are hardened off and have some time outside before being moved out of their pot and into the planter. Having some time to get exposure to the full sun and wind helps them develop stronger stems and they have an easier time surviving transplant shock. I usually start by moving them outside in the late afternoon and gradually increasing the time outdoors to a full day, then leave them outside after that for a few days before transplanting. And you may know that already, but gardening can be a steep learning curve, and it never hurts to share a tip if you know one.
Willie and Sarah, Spring and Summer took a long time arriving this year, it was rainy, overcast and generally gloomy. I just got a big packet of Elderberry powder as a food/drink supplement. I'm sure it's beneficial, but it's quite tart. Your final results looked yummy! Cheers, Rik Spector
Hello you lovely four. Dont worry, its the same in "sunny Devon". We spent the whole day dragging the garden tools out, 15 mins later dashing in cos of torrential rain, the going back out in hot sunshine then 20 mi utes later dashing back into the garage to shelter from a downpour. Repeated that about 3 times before gave up and came in.😂 Heres hoping for the better weather x
I have said it before and I am going to say it again. Your programme is so well put together and explained brilliantly with a great soundtrack. Very well done both of you 😊 I have never made elderflower cordial but I do make elderflower jelly and my favourite rowan berry jelly which goes great with cheese or meat and hot buttered toast if you're me😋 Also both of these berries are extremely good for you as they are loaded with anti oxidants and rich in vitamin C Thank you both for making this extremely enjoyable and entertaining series.
Hi Guys, brilliant video as always. Thank you. My Father in law was a wine maker. Most was undrinkable!! Then one year he tried Elder Flower. Wow, what a difference! It was fantastic!. Cheers, John.
*The best time to get in firewood and get it stacked up, is in the summer months... so that is really dried out for the winter months when it is really needed the most. 🙂 But since all seasons are now out of whack... and lots more rain is happening around the world... it is best to have a good supply in for the whole year 🙂nz*
Someone told me yesterday that our British cousins had mislaid their summer. Somehow your share got over across the pond, because we have lots of places over 100 degrees Fahrenheit that aren’t used to it. And the places that are used to heat are 115 degrees! So please call your summer home!🤗 Your drinks looked so refreshing🤗❤️🐝
@@livingtheskyelife That would be wonderful because my temp today will be 89F which is good for this month where I live, but the next 5 days will be 99 or 100F. That’s too hot to do anything outside other than pant like a dog.🤗 I hope your weather straightens itself out and you have a few warm days soon❤️🤗🐝
Great video again! The weather may be miserable for summer, but watching you two making your videos is such a tonic for me , love how you work together so well! You really are loving the Skye life!xx😁
Love your channel and I always look forward to your next adventure, time for fishing and crabbing soon if the weather ever cooperates 🤨🙄 Much love and hugs 🥰🥰 xx
I was wondering maybe framing some shade cloth to put on the top of the compost to stop the winds blowing any scraps out and perhaps wooden lattice or maybe chicken mesh around the potatoes to stop the cheeky pup from scratching around. Also I heard that putting mint in a bottle of water and spritzing yourself may help stop the midgies from bitting. Anyway just some ideas if you haven't already thought of them. Your place is looking so amazing with all your hard work, Can't wait to see what you both will be doing in your next video.
We have excess heat here in Romania and most of the country is under Code Red for heat. Watching this episode a little late - Saturday 13th July. It's been between 30 and 37C every day since mid June with very little rain, only a couple of heavy but short lived thunderstorms. My weather app shows temperatures in the 30s for the next two weeks with perhaps a couple of days of thunderstorms in the latter half of next week.
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Thanks and we will see you in the next video!
Sarah, Willie, Jack & Nori x
Speaking of Richard we miss him. You need a Richard and Willie Boat adventure
Hello from Finland! You can use straw to cover the edges of the potatoes to prevent greening. It is easier and they already have enough soil I think. Have a nice summer!
The world would be a better place with more wonderful young people like yourselves. Hope there are more fishing trips and crab hunts in upcoming episodes . Just love those !!
Working on one as we speak…😜
Willie should give the cows a concert, cows love singing! Fun video. Weather is crazy world wide.
They loved his drumming!!
Watching you two split wood and the dogs laying in front of the fire really brought back the memories. Thank you for the best videos on the internet!
I love making elderflower cordial too! A Tip - I have found that letting the syrup cool down to about blood temperature before immersing the flowers enhances the perfumed elderflower flavour significantly.
The elderberry process was really interesting ❤
Old Canadian saying... split green wood, burn dry wood! Never reverse that!
I came to say green wood splits far easier… split it green then season it out of the rain. It’ll burn nicely in time.
I spent 22 years travelling the West Coast and Western Isles of Scotland with work. May is always the best month of the year. Good weather, quiet roads and ferries.
At 23:00, I like how the gin just gets sloshed straight from the bottle but the precious elderflower cordial needs a small measuring glass. Must be powerful stuff!
My mum used to make elderflower champagne , one year it exploded in the airing cupboard. All the clean, ironed clothes had to be rewashed and ironed 😅😅
Ah nooooo! Yeah we don’t make elderflower champagne for that reason - you have to keep venting it regularly or it will explode 🤣
My mum and dad used to make elderberry wine. One year they forgot about it for 2 decades. They came across it, while they were clearing out the attic. My it was strong.
I moved to the UK from New Zealand recently and I love that I can finally watch these videos as soon as they come out!
Welcome to our island!!
Sitting here in the dark in Houston, Texas, USA waiting for Hurricane Beryl to pass and watching your lovely life in Scotland on my phone! Great way to distract from the scary stuff going on outside!!
Oh gosh - hope everyone stays safe!!
When we visited my grandparents in West Berlin, we would help dig up the potatoes. As young kids we enjoyed it so much that my grandfather would reburry the potatoes so we could dig them up all over again.😂
Hi, we've just had my dream holiday on Islay, Mull and Skye. It was all as wonderful as I expected but the weather was worst on Skye! So much rain, heavy, sideways, torrential! But despite that it was a joy to be there when we could see the stunning mountains and gorgeous Glen's. The bonus of the weather was the stunning waterfalls! Thank you for your lovely videos, we always enjoy seeing where you've been and what you and the pups have been up to! 😊
Ahhh you take your chances with the weather here on Skye for sure! But the good days make up for the bad ones 😊
@@livingtheskyelifeAbsolutely! ❤
Get one of these or similar willie. ROUGHNECK WOOD GRENADE 4-WAY LOG SPLITTER 1.6KG it will save you whacking those logs so many times. Simple but effective.
Yes, they are brilliant!
Willie, you need a wedge metal wedge when you’re splitting wood. I know y’all have them in the UK splitting 100 times easier.
What crazy weather! Surely it will get better soon! The elderflower cordial looked so good and I just love it! Take care folks!
Love your videos, you two are so lovely and fun. Nori and Jack are living the best life 🐾
In the Pacific Northwest we call it Junuary!
A productive week . Weather all over our planet has been nutty . We enjoy your videos.
Damage across the city with lives lost and nearly 3 million homes without power at the height of the storm. But it was far from the worst storm we’ve experienced. Glad it’s over. Now if I could just get electricity back on at my house!!
Just when you thought the weather was lousy, now you've been inflicted with a Keir Starmer!! Poor buggers! A tip for Willie, when he is splitting those blocks with the knots in them. Once the axe is stuck in the block, turn it upside down and swing it so that the axe head hits the block. I've split tons of pine blocks bigger than the ones he is splitting and found that to work the best. If that is pine that you are burning, make sure you clean your chimney on a regular basis.
Politics forbidden on this site.
@@catherinehanner284 Who died and made you foreman?
@@hughjarse2429 most people view this blog as a far from the madding crowd half hour. If you want to do politics go on LBC, New Statesman, News Agency where you can enter into intelligent informed debate. My Skye life is very antithesis of that.
Seeing Willie chopping the fire wood brought back memories when I was living at home and we had a open fire.❤
Willy, you might find that your potato fencing is more rigid and sturdy if you run the bamboos in a weave down through the squares of the fencing. We use that in our raised veggie bed.
When I was a little kid, Dad (and his brothers) added a fireplace to the corner of the living room. All brick, very well done, looks like it came with the house. For the winters, we would add a wood stove to the front of it, which would heat that whole floor of the house. I think we went through three or four wood stoves over the decades, and they were very heavy. Every fall we'd have to uncover it in the garage and roll it up the driveway on nothing but a hand truck. Every spring, we'd have to take it back. After I moved out, I was bribed with dinner every spring and fall, and guess what the catch was.
We never had to buy firewood because we have a 40-acre farm in the countryside, of which 38 acres are wooded. Dad and I worked those woods every summer, cutting down trees, splitting the trunks, and chopping up firewood to burn after it cured for 2-3 years.
This continued until a few years ago, when Dad finally decided he had enough of chopping wood and bought gas logs for the fireplace, which use the natural gas the furnace, stove, and water heater run on. I don't blame him. After all, he was 84 at the time.
Ah wow what an amazing story! Glad he found a way to keep his fire going 😊
Always look forward to your Sunday morning videos!! Thank you!!
Grand vlog has always well done with the cordial and all the wood chopping my word it has been cold even in the midlands heat on and wrapped in blanket tc now the oldies 👍👍🤗🤗
Yup - the blankets are still going strong here too! We’ve even had a hot water bottle on a few nights 😫
Hi guys, use a fork to take off flower heads on elderflower. The same method for the berries when making the winter cordial with cloves. Use a muslin square for straining. Tried to see where the fridge eventually ended up but couldn't see it!
Lovey episode and cordial recipes 💛💛💛 - stay warm
If you end up with any sawdust (or if you know anyone who can give you lots) then I highly recommend layering that in your compost with your kitchen scraps and grass cuttings for THE BEST compost ☺️👍
Having same weather in Manchester UK,if we have one day of sunshine it’s followed by days of rain. Elderflower cordial is a real luxury if able to forage, £6 plus for a tiny bottle from farm shops here. Good stock of seasoned wood stocked up👍
As per usual, very enjoyable, your commentary is great. The doggies are so cute and love the cows!
Stunning! STUNNING! Insightful, and encouraging...
Have a glorious SUMMER!😂😂😂😂❤
Love elderflower cordial! Elderflower champagne is even better 😊
Do you think you might like a wee experiment and try your hand at some sugar free elder flower cordial for the many of us with type one diabetes.Now there’s a real challenge for you.!!! Love to you both,plus two little rascals.xxxx
The weather this year is insane my husband works at a birds of prey sanctuary and the birds are only just losing their feathers like it's just madness! I loved Willie trying to chop the logs that made me laugh xx
Great video folks!
Willie, turn your logs upside down ( knots sloping down), and they will burst apart slightly more easily!👍
Enjoyed your video and the Elderberry process..
You both are so pleasant and fun to watch ♥️♥️
Prosecco with elderberry syrup.
Mmmm....... ❤
What a beautiful gold color the cordial turned out to be… you have discovered and processed your own Scottish gold.❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
Hello Sarah and Willie, great video today I very much enjoyed watching you make the drink from the flowers. Great composting ben Willie, looking forward to the next video.
Waiting for your crops take care 😘🌿🌸🍀☕️
Don't worry it's not just Scotland, I had the fire on yesterday evening after Dora and I got caught out in the rain twice on our walkies (we even got caught in some thunder and lightening). Yay British summer :(
Its so nice that you enjoy eating, drinking and cooking.😊
Enjoyed today’s show. Loved seeing the cooler weather, it’s in the 90s here.
Have a good week and see you next Sunday.
just love your videos adore your family and the life you have
Always welcoming and fun. Thank you!
Elderflower blossom is so beautiful. Maybe you could paint one Sarah. Great video as ever!xx
The weather all over the world has gone crazy. Another great video, take care and thank you for sharing your adventures 👏🙏❤️🌻
Elder is easy to propogate. Take some cuttings, pot up in some moist good potting mix (I tend to scrape the bark a bit down to the cambium layer, and a bit of rooting hormone just to be sure), put back in a well shady place for at least a month, keeping the soil damp, then harden off and plant out.
Brilliant show always look forward to Sundays
Willie maybe a chainsaw for the wood or a log splitter. Fun video, really enjoyed this.😊
The sounds of nature during the elder flower foraging were nice, but I was so relieved when the SkyeLife tunes came back with the tatties 🩷
Ahaha we like to get a balance of music and nature 😊
Loved this mix
I've dried elderflowers for tea. You need to take the blossoms off the stalks, spread on kitchen paper on a tray to dry. It's quite strong, you only need a small pinch for tea. Keeps for years!
You two are so sweet.
Even on the south coast of England the weather is pretty bad looking forward to summer when it arrives,sun is shining at the moment but the clouds are gathering for the next downpour 😢the wind is blowing.Enjoy your elderflower cordial love from Brighton x
❤I love your planters. The transplanted seedlings will survive a bit better if they are hardened off and have some time outside before being moved out of their pot and into the planter. Having some time to get exposure to the full sun and wind helps them develop stronger stems and they have an easier time surviving transplant shock. I usually start by moving them outside in the late afternoon and gradually increasing the time outdoors to a full day, then leave them outside after that for a few days before transplanting. And you may know that already, but gardening can be a steep learning curve, and it never hurts to share a tip if you know one.
Willie and Sarah,
Spring and Summer took a long time
arriving this year, it was rainy, overcast and generally gloomy.
I just got a big packet of Elderberry powder as a food/drink supplement.
I'm sure it's beneficial,
but it's quite tart.
Your final results looked yummy!
Cheers,
Rik Spector
...another 'clicking' great episode. thank you for sharing your beautiful slice of 'Skye' Life!
Hello you lovely four. Dont worry, its the same in "sunny Devon". We spent the whole day dragging the garden tools out, 15 mins later dashing in cos of torrential rain, the going back out in hot sunshine then 20 mi utes later dashing back into the garage to shelter from a downpour. Repeated that about 3 times before gave up and came in.😂 Heres hoping for the better weather x
Same here in North Devon ha ha!
@@Lizziebird-pg4gj I'm in north Devon too Lizziebird we had thunder and lightening the night before last and heavy rain with it.
@@fairyacorn4854. What’s happened to summer? Bit rubbish at the moment. Not sure if we’re just unfortunate or if it’s the chem trails?! X
I have said it before and I am going to say it again. Your programme is so well put together and explained brilliantly with a great soundtrack. Very well done both of you 😊 I have never made elderflower cordial but I do make elderflower jelly and my favourite rowan berry jelly which goes great with cheese or meat and hot buttered toast if you're me😋 Also both of these berries are extremely good for you as they are loaded with anti oxidants and rich in vitamin C Thank you both for making this extremely enjoyable and entertaining series.
Looking forward to Sunday to see you video. Great show.
HAPPY SUNDAY GUYS ❤
The cordial looks fantastic ❤
I hope you’ll get some warmer weather soon. ❤
Yummy elderflower!
I hope the weather gets much warmer as my granddaughter and grandson are going over from Canada to play at the Hebcelt concert with the Lumber Jills.
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I like watching your videos on a Sunday. Always interesting and enjoyable. Keep them coming.
Hi Guys, brilliant video as always. Thank you. My Father in law was a wine maker. Most was undrinkable!!
Then one year he tried Elder Flower. Wow, what a difference! It was fantastic!. Cheers, John.
Haha excellent! Willie has tried making elderflower champagne before, but it has a nasty habit of exploding if you don’t vent it regularly 😅
*The best time to get in firewood and get it stacked up, is in the summer months... so that is really dried out for the winter months when it is really needed the most. 🙂 But since all seasons are now out of whack... and lots more rain is happening around the world... it is best to have a good supply in for the whole year 🙂nz*
Amazing video. Always look forward to these videos. ❤
Lovely video. Well, hope you are still loving the Skye life! I’d be knitting and smiling. Thanks for
Seeing Willie in that purple hoodie, made me laugh. I was thinking to myself, if the hoodie had been brown, he could be called "Friar Willie".
I thought he was up to something.....he had such a mischievous look on his face lol
I have planted lemon pips, into soil and they are growing, the same with Apple's, orange, cherry & avocado.
Love you guys!! Stay safe!!
Someone told me yesterday that our British cousins had mislaid their summer. Somehow your share got over across the pond, because we have lots of places over 100 degrees Fahrenheit that aren’t used to it. And the places that are used to heat are 115 degrees! So please call your summer home!🤗
Your drinks looked so refreshing🤗❤️🐝
If only we could balance it out between us..!
@@livingtheskyelife That would be wonderful because my temp today will be 89F which is good for this month where I live, but the next 5 days will be 99 or 100F. That’s too hot to do anything outside other than pant like a dog.🤗
I hope your weather straightens itself out and you have a few warm days soon❤️🤗🐝
Great video again! The weather may be miserable for summer, but watching you two making your videos is such a tonic for me , love how you work together so well! You really are loving the Skye life!xx😁
Ahh thanks so much!!
Ahh thanks so much!!
I've got to say, those cordials looked pretty darn tasty! 😁And good call, cutting off any pregnancy rumors! lol
Yes, June (and now July!) have been terrible! I thought moving to the SouthWest would improve the weather, but nooooo 😂
Don't worry! same weather in the Netherlands! since april....some 8 days of sunshine...rain and wind...
Those horses make my heart swell.
Love the colour of the cordial.. its grim in the New Forest too. Torrential rain ☔
Lol! I laughed out loud at the Father Ted reference. 😂
Excellent!!
Wonderful as ever guys.Take care
Love elderflower cordial……
Thanks for another fascinating video. The garden's looking nice! 🤗 #NorissocutebuthesnotasadorableasJack
thanks for the recipe! It'll be my midsummer recipe next year! Love the reuse of the whiskey bottles ;)
Love your channel and I always look forward to your next adventure, time for fishing and crabbing soon if the weather ever cooperates 🤨🙄 Much love and hugs 🥰🥰 xx
Your fire looked so cosy. The weather is awful at the moment here in Norfolk lots of rain and thunderstorms 😳 😺 X
I was wondering maybe framing some shade cloth to put on the top of the compost to stop the winds blowing any scraps out and perhaps wooden lattice or maybe chicken mesh around the potatoes to stop the cheeky pup from scratching around. Also I heard that putting mint in a bottle of water and spritzing yourself may help stop the midgies from bitting. Anyway just some ideas if you haven't already thought of them. Your place is looking so amazing with all your hard work, Can't wait to see what you both will be doing in your next video.
Best couple on you tube
Aww shucks! 😅
Here in the Pacific Northwest of the U.S. we call June - “Junuary”, because of the same kind of weather . 😅 We feel your pain!
YES!! Junuary is what we shall call it now 😅
We have excess heat here in Romania and most of the country is under Code Red for heat. Watching this episode a little late - Saturday 13th July. It's been between 30 and 37C every day since mid June with very little rain, only a couple of heavy but short lived thunderstorms. My weather app shows temperatures in the 30s for the next two weeks with perhaps a couple of days of thunderstorms in the latter half of next week.
When i seen the cloudy pot of cordial it reminded me of the still game pot lol
The elder reminds me of Queen Ann’s Lace that we have here in the states
Well done for the steps!