Tamed.

The wild shore bathed in late evening sun.

Lovely day today, but spent until lunchtime sorting out stuff for the calendar. We are on a tight schedule to get it printed in time for Xmas, and getting the sponsorships for each month is the last bit to do. I've been phoning and e-mailing the usual sponsors, and adding a few others. Really need to have this sorted out by the end of this week.

Then spent some time down the croft clearing beds. First out was some Chinese cabbage that's gone to seed (or gone wild as they say up here). And some of the beetroot that's only grown to marble size. The hotel has taken some leaves, but as it won't grow anymore now, it's out. A wheelbarrow full was pushed up to N's pigs. They enjoyed it. Then four rows of coriander out, that's been harvested a couple of times, and not growing anymore. Then cleared a bed of pea haulm, before filling the wheelbarrow with some more beetroot for the pigs. All beds hoed with the push hoe to clear the remaining weeds.

Not as bright as this morning, but had a couple of "golden" moments. This is the view across the bay to the wild shore with my macro lens. I was going to take some shots of flowers, but didn't get round to it..