Sitting on the fireplace is a box containing Molly's ashes. We haven't decided what to do with her yet, either bury the cask in her favourite position, or scatter them over the garden. Either way, she'll always be with us.
After coffee, we go to the cliffs to check on the ALTs, I had high hopes as there had been many shots of spikes from other sites in southern England, but with the drought and the keenness of the council mowers, anything was possible.

Disappointed I walk down the cliff place for a while, looking for other wild flowers and find many, including lots of Common Toadflax, looking all golden and orange, but already the wind was building, so the second call, Crete Road East in Folkestone, would have to be soon.

Again that might be a result of the dry weather this year, or just too late in the year. Either way, just flower heads of various thistles all gone to down and being scattered to the wind.

I went to get the meat and Jools wandered around the garden centre next door, and when I go to find her, I get us a fine looking Hydrangea to go in our garden, I just hadn't decided where it was going to go.
And back home,
With the weather cool and breezy for the rest of the day, and there being wall to wall football on the radio and a host of blogs to post, pictures to edit, it was clear not much of any importance was going to happen.
Norwich played at Sheffield Utd, and did OK, and seemed they were going to escape with a point, but concede in the 94th minute.

And that was it, just watch Monty in the evening, and with the nights closing in now about half eight, we go to bed.
Not exciting, but relaxing day.
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