Colder weather, we are assured, is on the way. So that's some frosty cycling commutes for me then.
I've noticed the last few days that there are still wildflowers blooming quietly in my little garden; red dead nettle, feverfew and some small yellow flowers I can't identify.
Life persists.
Of the garden flowers still in flower, various types of fuschia seem to be the hardiest. Ewalina next door still has lots hanging from her shed, and the council ones across the park.
Tomorrow what shall I do? My heel feels a bit better with the inserts, but I still want to be more active.
Si
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I read something today which talks about your feet being properly shod and massaged...on the foot. Doubt its on the NHS!
ReplyDeleteI have a fuchsia which refused to flower all summer but finally woke up in late September and is still flowering now. As you say "life persists".
ReplyDeleteYes indeed. There is still a lot of colour to be seen.
ReplyDeleteTomorrow I'm going jogging in the local swimming pool. The resistance of the water provides strong but gentle exercise.
ReplyDeleteThanks all, might take a look at swimming again
ReplyDeleteLovely to see all the colour. We still have fuschias flowering in our garden.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to capture all the colour still around. I was thinking exactly the same - I've seen roses still blooming. I hope your heel improves.
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