Photography
Fresh paint on the beach huts at Seaford, Sussex. Not many being used though.
We arrived as a summer storm was building on Mont Blanc, the waterfalls gathered volume as we sheltered from the torrential rain. The cloud lingered next morning.
Charleston Farmhouse’s garden is a glorious Sussex garden, a little sister to Sissinghurst in Kent. The visitors complete the effect although to really recreate the atmosphere needs a long and presumably alcoholic picnic, leading to a shag in the long grass.
Roses and the people enjoying them in Regent’s Park rose gardens. I’ve tried to feature roses in the old style, which Chris tells me are more fragrant and resilient than modern classes.
More photos: Roses in Queen Mary’s gardens, The Regent’s Park
More from my garden in Keswick. Not a cloud in sight and the rainwater barrels are getting low.
