Another sunny day in my garden

wonderful blog Kat, lovely views you have there, shame about the oak tree i do love trees...

You couldn't send some of that sunshine over to England could you, we have yet another day of rain depressing to say the least! Can't get into the garden as its so water logged. Lovely photos.

Thank you, Surreylad. Which oak tree do you mean?

Thank you, Jenny. Do not worry, you will have sun soon. Am I right Paul?

sorry willow tree not oak not sure why i put oak had a stupid moment there :-)

Thanks for the tour , Katrina , send some of that heat over please .
A lovely garden , and by the river , too . Tranquillity at its best .
Love the pets , I am very fond of guinea-pigs , we always had them for the children , we had 20 at one stage !

Surreylad, all witches must have willow trees and hazel trees. Do not forget :)))

Driad, if I can, I will send you some sun. I am afraid this tranquility will soon be over as we got information that some rich immigrants decided to make a road just under our windows - for motorcycles. They are going to cut all trees first, probably in the autumn. So far, this scenery will be history soon.

My God, Driad, twenty guinea pigs. That must have been noisy in the yard, lol. They whistle...

What a lovely blog katarina, your plants are lovely, especially the hostas and that river with the syringa and willow [when it grows as well] is just beautiful.
i think Koro is just gorgeous

oh and your description of the snail ~ snoring traveller is just perfect!!

Koro is garden´s danger when he starts to move. Otherwise he is OK, I think.

well i love him.

A lovely tour of your garden Katarina and a lovely river as well, the view from your balcony adds to the beauty.
I like the pics of all your pets as well, I could do with some better weather as well please....

Well , Katrina , the guinea- pigs have a habit of breeding ! We could have done some research on genetics , if we had thought of it .
When they got too numerous we just loaded them up and took a few to the near-by zoo .
They made a noise similar to a sewing machine .
They were good lawn mowers , we had a large wooden box with the base out and we put them in there and moved it along as necessary .( Not speedy though .)
The children used to race them along a table , and cheer them on , we used to watch them give birth .......... endless fun for all the family .

Exactly...sewing machine, lol...I never realised it, but you are right. Shhh, I use them as cheap lawn mowers in corners where I cannot get with machine, too :))) See, we have a lot of common.

Thank you for the tour, Katarina. You have a lovely home in a beautiful setting. I really, really hope that they don't spoil it.

Thank you Karenfrance. Life taught me to get rid of all hopes :))

Lovely blog Kat, thanks for the garden tour. I much prefer your modifications to the river bank than that of your neighbour! The Syringa is beautiful. Policeman looks worn out from all that patrolling, peeing fighting and destruction, he deserves to have that sleep. Someone has to keep all those animals under control, including those sneaky snails. :o))
How lovely to have sunshine, I can hardly remember what it is, oh yes we had it back in March! LOL

Lily, I had a big laughter now! :))))

brilliant pictures,send some of the sun and heat to us sick of all this horrible weather now what we are getting lol:)))))

I think it is high time for exchange, Mark :)

Big laughter is good Kat :o))) We had very big smiles here today as it was sunny all day, such a welcome change and good to get the very long grass cut too.

Yes , Katrina , the gods looked the other way yesterday and we had some of your sunshine , it was glorious , but they are back to their old tricks today , unfortunately .

Not for long :)

Driad, did you read my last blog? :)

...actually, mine are just photos :)))))